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William James Bear

Birth1807 or 1820 - Tennessee, United States
Death8 Oct 1863 - Marietta, Cobb, Georgia, United States
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Born in Tennessee, United States on 1807 or 1820. William James Bear married Susan Betsy Cane (Carroll? Cartman?) and had 13 children. He passed away on 8 Oct 1863 in Marietta, Cobb, Georgia, United States.

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Susan Betsy Cane (Carroll? Cartman?)
1815 - Unknown
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Mary Polly Bear
1849 - 1931
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Lucinda Bear
1852 - 1917
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Lucy Bear
1845 - 1914
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Margaret Bear
1848 - 1928
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James Bear
1839 - Unknown
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Joseph Bear
1845 - Unknown
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Jane Bear
1857 - Unknown
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Samuel Bear
1848 - Unknown
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Jesse Bear
1841 - Unknown
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Jesse Bear
1842 - Unknown
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Eliza Bear
1834 - Unknown
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John Bear
1836 - Unknown
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Patty Bear
1851 - Unknown

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