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Date Posted:

06-Jan-2005

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EASON : STAPP : STUDDARD

Query Text:

Looking for information regarding Manerva (Minerva?) Caroline Eason, b. 12 Feb 1820, Morgan Co., GA, d 6 Dec 1900, Amity, Clark Co, AR. Manerva's parentage is vague, but indications are that her father was Joseph Sydney Eason and her mother Nancy Stapp. Manerva married Samuel Studdard (18 Feb 1807, Laurens Co., SC) on 24 Jan 1841 in Morgan Co, GA. Children were Samuel, Henry Blanton, Joseph S. Margaret J., Nancy A, John G., Samuel Nathaniel, Arvaline Wynn and Judy. Would appreciate any information regarding Manerva or her parents that anyone might be willing to share. Thanks.

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United States > South Carolina > Laurens County

United States > Georgia > Walton County

United States > Georgia > Morgan County

United States > Arkansas > Clark County

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