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Susannah A. Walker

Birth15 Jul 1827 - Mississippi, United States
Death11 Jul 1896 - Stringtown, Newton, Texas, United States
MotherNancy Honea Smith Walker
FatherJames Madison Walker Group 20 DNA

Born in Mississippi, United States on 15 Jul 1827 to James Madison Walker Group 20 DNA and Nancy Honea Smith Walker. Susannah A. Walker married Jonathan Newton and had 7 children. She passed away on 11 Jul 1896 in Stringtown, Newton, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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James Madison Walker Group 20 Dna
1805 - 1895
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Nancy Honea Smith Walker
1808 - 1853
Spouse(s)
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Jonathan Newton
1824 - 1887
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Susannah M. (Or A.) "Susan" Newton
1864 - 1946
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Francis Marion Newton
1852 - 1919
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William Jasper "Bill" Newton
1847 - 1910
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Permelia Jane 'Pj' Newton
1850 - 1900
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Nancy Jane Newton
1849 - 1878
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Mary M Newton
1866 - 1880
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Marian Newton
1859 - Unknown

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