Transcript Death Records 1853-1896 Page 147

Name and Place entries on this page include:

Samuel W Barham; Sanuel W Barham; Catherine Broadmax+; Emmett Broadmax+; Male Infant Walten Broadmax+; Male Infant Waltin Broadmax+; Clara Goodwyn+; Female Infant FNU Goodwyn+; Male Infant FNU Goodwyn+; Max Goodwyn+; Nat Goodwyn+; Indiana Haarris+; Male Infant John T Harris+; Samuel Harris+; James Harrison+; Jane Harrison+; Richard Harrison+; Cherry Hays+; John R Hays+; Male Infant William James Hays+; Dick Hobbs+; Julia Hobbs+; London A Hobbs+; Franklin Kinsey+; Mariah Kinsey+; Claiborn Lindsy+; Ester Lindsy+; Waunett Lindsy+; Claiborn Lundsy+; Ester Lundsy+; Harriett Lundsy+; Elizabeth Mary Mcgee+; Henry Mcgee+; Lucy Mcgee+; Edward Moss+; Emma Moss+; Eveline Moss+; Male Infant Thomas Lewis Moss+; Evaline Parker+; Male Infant Henry Parker+; Thomas Parker+; Benjamin Person+; Mariah Person+; Webster Person+; E D Smith; Virginia Smith; William A Smith; Andrew Smith+; Julia Smith+; Mary Ann Smith+; Male Infant Albert Sidney Stephens+; Maria Stephens+; Richard Stephens+; Male Infant Albert Sidney Stephenson+; Maria Stephenson+; Richard Stephenson+; Elizabeth Turner; Britlow Turner+; Catherine Turner+; Male Infant Thomas Turner+; Female Infant Unknown+; Male Infant Unknown+; Lucy Wells+

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

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