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Tabitha Rowden

Birth1767 - King William, King William, Virginia, United States
Death1867 - Upson, Georgia, United States
MotherSarah Hubbard Echols
FatherJohn Rowden

Born in King William, King William, Virginia, United States on 1767 to John Rowden and Sarah Hubbard Echols. Tabitha Rowden married John Glover Crane and had 12 children. She passed away on 1867 in Upson, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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John Rowden
1730 - 1817
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Sarah Hubbard Echols
1734 - 1817
Spouse(s)
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John Glover Crane
1766 - 1799
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Hopkins Daniel
1773 - 1853
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Joshua Rowden Crane
1791 - 1880
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Sarah Tabitha Crane
1788 - Unknown
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Martha Patsy Crane
1792 - Unknown
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Mary "Polly" Crain
1794 - Unknown
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John Glover Crane
1790 - Unknown
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Joseph Crane
1790 - Unknown
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Royal Hopkins Daniel
1811 - 1870
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Tabitha Daniel
1806 - 1860
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Anna M Daniel
1805 - 1869
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Obediah Echols Daniel
1800 - 1866
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Keturah Daniel
1808 - Unknown
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John Waller Hopkins
1802 - Unknown

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