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Thomas Beasley

Birth1740 - Tyrell County, NC (Now Martin County, NC
Death10 May 1809 - Craven County, North Carolina
MotherOlive Hodges
FatherJohn Hardison

Born in Tyrell County, NC (Now Martin County, NC on 1740 to John Hardison and Olive Hodges. Thomas Beasley married Thomas Beasley and had 11 children. She passed away on 10 May 1809 in Craven County, North Carolina.

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Parents
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John Hardison
1712 - 1778
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Olive Hodges
1711 - 1800
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Thomas Beasley
1749 - 1830
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Mary Hardison
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Hardison Beasley
1788 - 1858
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Robert Beasley
1766 - Unknown
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Thomas Beesley
1771 - 1849
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Elizabeth Beasley
1762 - 1857
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Sarah Beasley
1773 - Unknown
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James J. Beasley
1768 - Unknown
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Francis Beasley
1771 - Unknown
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Thomas Beasley
1762 - 1829
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Samuel Beasley
1774 - 1840
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Ann Beasley
1770 - 1835
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Joseph Beasley
1776 - Unknown

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