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Tilethy (Tabitha) CAWTHON

Birth1794 - Franklin, Georgia, United States
Death1830 - Not Available
MotherElise Elizabeth Tate
FatherCharles Cawthon

Born in Franklin, Georgia, United States on 1794 to Charles Cawthon and Elise Elizabeth Tate. Tilethy (Tabitha) CAWTHON married Jonathan Nelums and had 13 children. She passed away on 1830.

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Parents
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Charles Cawthon
1773 - 1845
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Elise Elizabeth Tate
1775 - 1836
Spouse(s)
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Jonathan Nelums
1800 - 1831
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Jonathan Nelms
1791 - 1873
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Mickey Nelums
1819 - Unknown
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John Wesley Nelums
1823 - Unknown
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Claiborne Nelums
1825 - 1826
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Sarah Melviney Nelums
1825 - 1826
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Jessie Nelums
1827 - Unknown
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William Nelums
1825 - 1826
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Willa Nelums
1821 - Unknown
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Claiborne Nelums
Unknown - Unknown
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Baby Girl Nelums
1829 - Unknown
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William Nelums
1815 - Unknown
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(C8jntc4802) Nelums
1829 - Unknown
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Willa Nelums
1821 - Unknown
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Jessie Nelums
Unknown - Unknown

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