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Elizabeth CALHOUN

Elizabeth CALHOUN

Female - 1792

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Elizabeth CALHOUN Elizabeth CALHOUN
Female - 1792



William AULLS, Sr. William AULLS, Sr.
Male 1730 - 1806



William AULLS, Jr. William AULLS, Jr.
Male 1748 - 1816




Elizabeth DANIELS Elizabeth DANIELS
Female 1746 - 1823



Ephraim AULLS Ephraim AULLS
Male 1773 - 1829




Janette AULLS Janette AULLS
Female 1775 - 1853






Albertus LARROWE Albertus LARROWE
Male 1776 - 1858






Thomas AULLS Thomas AULLS
Male 1777 - 1846






Mary AULLS Mary AULLS
Female 1779 - 1858





John AULLS John AULLS
Male 1781 - 1782




Sarah AULLS Sarah AULLS
Female 1785 - 1825




Rhuhama AULLS Rhuhama AULLS
Female 1787 - 1845




Margaret AULLS Margaret AULLS
Female 1789 - 1848




Eliza AULLS Eliza AULLS
Female 1792 - 1867



Daughter LARROWE Daughter LARROWE
Female 1799 - 1811




John B LARROWE John B LARROWE
Male 1801 - 1867




Elizabeth LARROWE Elizabeth LARROWE
Female 1802 -




Sarah Ann LARROWE Sarah Ann LARROWE
Female 1803 - 1881




Catherine LARROWE Catherine LARROWE
Female 1804 - 1853




Minerva LARROWE Minerva LARROWE
Female 1806 - 1866




Judge Judge Jacob LARROWE Judge Judge Jacob LARROWE
Male 1807 - 1878




James Madison LARUE James Madison LARUE
Male 1809 - 1874




Albertus LARROWE, Jr. Albertus LARROWE, Jr.
Male 1811 - 1895




Mary Jane LARROWE Mary Jane LARROWE
Female 1813 - 1876




William A. LARROWE William A. LARROWE
Male 1814 - 1816




Jonathon B. LARUE Jonathon B. LARUE
Male 1816 - 1880




Franklin B. LARUE Franklin B. LARUE
Male 1818 - 1912




Charlotte LARROWE Charlotte LARROWE
Female 1822 - 1888

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