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Susannah Jackson

Birth22 Jun 1813 - Anderson, Tennessee, USA
Death18 Apr 1885 - Mulberry Grove, Bond, Illinois, United States
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Born in Anderson, Tennessee, USA on 22 Jun 1813. Susannah Jackson married Daniel Bartlett Sturgis and had 12 children. She passed away on 18 Apr 1885 in Mulberry Grove, Bond, Illinois, United States.

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Daniel Bartlett Sturgis
1811 - 1897
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Susannah Sturgis
1845 - 1911
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Sarah Sturgis
1836 - 1917
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Anna R Sturgis
1838 - 1920
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John Sturgis
1842 - 1920
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Mary G. Sturgis
1850 - 1905
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Julia Ann Sturgis
1834 - Unknown
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Isaac Sturgis
1854 - 1897
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Joseph Sturgis
1848 - 1897
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James Sturgis
1841 - 1861
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David B Sturgis
1836 - 1897
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Jacob Sturgis
1848 - 1897
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James B. Sturgis
1848 - 1897

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