Transcript Death Records 1853-1896 Page 17

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Male Infant Abner; Albert; Female Infant Allice+; Ann; Female Infant Anna+; Annie; Arnold Artis+; Dick Artis+; Eve Artis+; Female Infant FNU Artis+; Indiana Artis+; Lucinda Artis+; Rosina Artis+; Sophia Artis+; Male Infant Bob+; Burwell; Cherry Car; Stephen Car; Female Infant Caroline+; Charlotte; Cynthia; Male Infant Samuel F Dardon; Martha Dardon; Samuel A Dardon; Cullen Daughtry; Robert Daughtry; Sally Daughtry; Elizabeth Ellsworth; Joseph Ellsworth; Male Infant FNU Ellsworth; Female Infant Elvira+; Male Infant Eugene+; Faithy; Fanny; Daniel Felts; Mary Felts; Rebecca Felts; William Felts; Fortine; Everett Fowler; Martha Fowler; Mary Fowler; Frank; Grace; Male Infant Henry+; Cincinnati Hill+; John Hill+; Ann Hunt; Male Infant John Hunt; Ira; Isbel; Elizabeth Ivey; George H Ivey; Henry W Ivey; Jane; Jenny; Judy; Lethia; Male Infant Lewis+; Martha Livsey; Nathen Livsey; Virginia Eugenia Livsey; Lucinda; Lucy; Lydia; Angeline Morris; Nathen Morris; Male Infant Moses+; Elvina Myrick; Joshua Myrick; Nancy; Francis Newsom; Male Infant George T Newsom; Thomas Newsom; Hosea Newton; James Newton; Jepe B Newton; Mary A Newton; Mary Newton; Priscella Newton; Shadrack Newton; Ritter; Stephen; Female Infant Unknown+; Male Infant Unknown+; Jane Williams; Robert Williams; Margaret Wrenn; Rebecca Wrenn; Thomas Wrenn

Note: Tags may follow an entry. Tags are: Site (*) --geographic location; Black (+) --slave or free; Native American (^) --Indian; Questionable (?) --Uncertain

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