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THOMAS REDDING

Birth1740 - North Carolina, USA
Death08 Jun 1821 - Orange County, North Carolina, USA
MotherElizabeth Dickenson
Father15 John Reddin

Born in North Carolina, USA on 1740 to 15 John Reddin and Elizabeth Dickenson. THOMAS REDDING married Mary Holloway Redding and had 9 children. He passed away on 08 Jun 1821 in Orange County, North Carolina, USA.

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15 John Reddin
1714 - 1805
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Elizabeth Dickenson
1712 - Unknown
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Mary Holloway Redding
1749 - 1820
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Margaret Carragin
1760 - 1800
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Elizabeth Redding
1788 - 1870
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Mary "Polly" Reading
1785 - 1882
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John Redding
1767 - 1847
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Thomas Redden
1770 - 1820
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Martha Redding
1775 - 1820
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Stephen Redding
1781 - Unknown
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Martha Elizabeth Reddin
1774 - 1846
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Thomas Redding
1780 - 1856
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Mary Redding
1767 - 1824

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