William GRIFFITH/ NANCY

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Husband: William GRIFFITH
   Born: 1809             at: Ilinois  
Married: UNKNOWN          at:   
   Died: ABT 1880         at: Yell Co. , AR  
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   Wife:  NANCY
   Born: 1820             at: AR  
   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
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CHILDREN
   Name: Robert Jackson GRIFFITH, SR.
   Born: 1846             at: Scott Co., AR  
Married:                  at: Arkansas  
   Died: 1930             at:   
Spouses: Lydia ST. JOHN  
NOTES     Name: George GRIFFITH
   Born: 1835             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Sarah GRIFFITH
   Born: 1837             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Betsy GRIFFITH
   Born: 1838             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Rebecca GRIFFITH
   Born: 1841             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Joseph GRIFFITH
   Born: 1843             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: John GRIFFITH
   Born: 1844             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
Spouses: 
   Name: Minerva GRIFFITH
   Born: 1848             at: AR  
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   Died: UNKNOWN          at:   
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