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Turner Hampton

Birth16 Feb 1819 - Wilkes, North Carolina, USA
Death19 Feb 1902 - Sinking Creek Valley, Reynolds Co., Missouri, USA
MotherElizabeth Rhoda Miller
FatherJames Hampton

Born in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA on 16 Feb 1819 to James Hampton and Elizabeth Rhoda Miller. Turner Hampton married Barbara Helvey and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 Feb 1902 in Sinking Creek Valley, Reynolds Co., Missouri, USA.

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James Hampton
1798 - 1872
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Elizabeth Rhoda Miller
1800 - 1876
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Barbara Helvey
1818 - 1901
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Elizabeth Adeline Hampton
1842 - 1910
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Margaret L Hampton
1861 - 1893
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Henry Clayton Hampton
1854 - 1899
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Barbara Angeline Hampton
1844 - 1910
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Melissa L. Hampton
1855 - 1940
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William Jacob Hampton
1864 - 1924
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Dicey Evaline Hampton
1848 - 1923
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Edna Hampton
1852 - 1912
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Ferbia Ann Hampton
1841 - 1879
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James Lafayette Hampton
1848 - 1864
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Francis Permela Hampton
1858 - 1922
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Lizzie J Hampton
1858 - 1942

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