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Syntha Scott

Birth1813 - Stokes, North Carolina, United States
Death20 Oct 1886 - Long Creek, Macon, Illinois, USA
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Born in Stokes, North Carolina, United States on 1813. Syntha Scott married Isham Boyles and had 10 children. She passed away on 20 Oct 1886 in Long Creek, Macon, Illinois, USA.

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Isham Boyles
1803 - 1854
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Lutitia Boyles
1848 - 1871
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Louisa Greenfeld
1834 - 1902
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Lucretia Catherine Kate Boyles
1844 - 1904
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James Calvin Boyles
1836 - 1892
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Martha Jane Boyles
1838 - 1866
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Pinkney Robertson Boyles
1847 - Unknown
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Alexander M Boyles
1841 - Unknown
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Pauline Boyles Smith
1834 - 1876
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Laura Boyles
1850 - Unknown
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Emaline Boyles
1851 - Unknown

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