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Tabitha Turner

Birth12 Mar 1801 - Hancock, Georgia, United States
Death18 Feb 1838 - Camp Hill, Tallapoosa County, Alabama, United States of America
MotherEleanor Leah Driskell
FatherLarkin TURNER

Born in Hancock, Georgia, United States on 12 Mar 1801 to Larkin TURNER and Eleanor Leah Driskell. Tabitha Turner married James Herren and had 6 children. She passed away on 18 Feb 1838 in Camp Hill, Tallapoosa County, Alabama, United States of America.

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Larkin Turner
1770 - 1878
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Eleanor Leah Driskell
1783 - 1857
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James Herren
1793 - 1856
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James Herring
1798 - 1864
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James Herrin Herren
1798 - Unknown
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Emily Tabitha Herren
1832 - 1874
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Wade Alexander (A.l.) Herren
1836 - 1900
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James Wiley Herren
1828 - 1882
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Daniel W Herren
1824 - 1838
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Arnold S C Herren
1830 - 1872
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Wade Alexander (A.l.) Herren
1836 - Unknown

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