Byers, Amelia Elvira
…died 23 Apr 1886
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for Amelia Elvira Byers.
Carringer, Cora
…died 26 MAR 1977
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay County, NC
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for Cora Carringer.
Coker, Doyle
…died 30 DEC 1985
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay County, NC
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for Doyle Coker.
Coker, Sr., Virgil
…died 15 FEB 1969
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay County, NC
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for Virgil Coker, Sr..
Coleman, Pinky
…died 6 AUG 1999
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay County, NC
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for Pinky Coleman.
Crawford, James
…died 31 Jan 1896
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for James Crawford.
Crawford, John Moore
…died 4 Sep 1933
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for John Moore Crawford.
Curtis, Amos
…died 1866
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for Amos Curtis.
Johnson, Larkin
EVENT: PRO 1878
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for Larkin Johnson.
Ledford, Arbazenia
…died 19 Dec 1901
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for Arbazenia Ledford.
Ledford, Henly
…died 30 Jan 1877
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for Henly Ledford.
Ledford, Rheuemma
…died 1 Dec 1898
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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for Rheuemma Ledford.
Penland, Harvey Monroe
EVENT: CENS 21 Jul 1870
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Hayesville, Clay, NC
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Then search ($) Archives
for Harvey Monroe Penland.
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