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Husband: Dottson STONE
   Born: 23 JAN 1817      at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
Married: 1837             at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
   Died: 1870             at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
 Father:Samuel Edward STONE
 Mother:Mary EADDY
        Other Spouses: 
NOTES  
   Wife: Margaret Elizabeth CARTER
   Born: 1822             at:   
   Died: 1871             at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
 Father:Caltie CARTER
 Mother:
        Other Spouses: 
CHILDREN
   Name: Rosanne STONE
   Born: 1843             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: Eliku Barnibus ARD  
   Name: Henry STONE
   Born: 1846             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: BET 1907 AND 1908at:   
Spouses: Sarah ARD  
   Name: Cenia STONE
   Born: 1848             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: John W. Thomas ARD  
   Name: Catherine STONE
   Born: 1850             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: Nathaniel PROSSER  
   Name: Chalmers Logan STONE
   Born: 16 JUN 1855      at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
Married: 30 JUL 1885      at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
   Died: 12 JUL 1923      at: Ernest, Marion County, SC  
Spouses: Frances Ella POSTON  
NOTES  
   Name: Sarah M. STONE
   Born: 1858             at:   
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: Count Pulaski PROSSER  
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