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Stephen May

BirthAbt 1800 - North Carolina
DeathUnknown - Not Available
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FatherNot Available

Born in North Carolina on Abt 1800. Stephen May married Parthenia Anderson and had 13 children. He passed away on Unknown.

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Spouse(s)
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Parthenia Anderson
1837 - Unknown
Children Show all
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George May
1858 - Unknown
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Della May Mayo
1860 - Unknown
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Isaac May
1862 - Unknown
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Gilbert Mayo
1854 - Unknown
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Samuel Mayo
1858 - Unknown
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Washington May(o)
1855 - Unknown
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Grant Mayo
1875 - Unknown
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John Mayo
1867 - Unknown
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Peter May
1861 - Unknown
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Ellen Mayo
1863 - Unknown
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Jennie Mayo
1876 - Unknown
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Parthery May
1837 - Unknown
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Virginia Jenny Mayo Yarborough
1874 - 1927

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