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Susannah Stacy

Birth1798 - Lincoln County, North Carolina, USA
Death1842 - Cannon, Tennessee, USA
MotherElizabeth Browder
FatherBenjamin Stacy

Born in Lincoln County, North Carolina, USA on 1798 to Benjamin Stacy and Elizabeth Browder. Susannah Stacy married Absalom Haney and had 12 children. She passed away on 1842 in Cannon, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin Stacy
1752 - 1832
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Elizabeth Browder
1765 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Absalom Haney
1795 - 1860
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George Gannon
1792 - 1872
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William Haney
1821 - 1903
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Pascal Haney
1818 - 1897
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Almeda Haney
1827 - 1898
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John E Haney
1825 - 1903
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Jariel Haney
1834 - Unknown
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James A Haney
1819 - 1880
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Joshua H Haney
1834 - 1900
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Jahisa Haney
1829 - 1900
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Hiskal Haney
1831 - Unknown
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Esther Childers
1817 - Unknown
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Archibald Childers
1828 - Unknown
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John Washigton Childers
1825 - Unknown

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