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Susannah Tester

Birth1818 - North Carolina, United States
Death1892 - Johnson City, Washington, Tennessee, United States
MotherMary Molly Stone
FatherRobert Tester

Born in North Carolina, United States on 1818 to Robert Tester and Mary Molly Stone. Susannah Tester married William M Wilson and had 10 children. She passed away on 1892 in Johnson City, Washington, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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Robert Tester
1760 - 1850
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Mary Molly Stone
1772 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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William M Wilson
1818 - 1852
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Rachel Matilda Wilson
1851 - 1921
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Pauline Wilson
1848 - 1892
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Dialpha Alpha Wilson
1850 - 1929
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Sarah Ellen Wilson
1838 - 1900
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Josephine (Josie) Keyster Wilson
1852 - 1924
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Daniel Carter Wilson
1844 - 1933
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Susan Amanda Mandy Wilson
1843 - 1904
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Eda Wilson
1853 - Unknown
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Edith Elyzar Wilson
1851 - Unknown
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Margaret Jane Wilson
1854 - 1928

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