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Elizabeth Adams

Birth12 Jan 1832 - Warren, Georgia, United States
Death21 Feb 1860 - Prattsburg, Talbot, Georgia, United States
MotherEMILY IVEY
FatherBENJAMIN FRANKLIN ADAMS

Born in Warren, Georgia, United States on 12 Jan 1832 to BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ADAMS and EMILY IVEY. Elizabeth Adams married Francis Marion W McKinney and had 6 children. She passed away on 21 Feb 1860 in Prattsburg, Talbot, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
Benjamin Franklin Adams
1803 - 1863
Emily Ivey
1809 - 1863
Spouse(s)
Francis Marion W Mckinney
1828 - 1898
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Francis Marion Mckenney
1860 - 1860
Benjamin Ivy Mckenney
1852 - 1922
Emily Mckenney
1856 - Unknown

William Asa "Doc" Mckinney
1849 - 1933
Mary Jane Mckinney
1854 - 1893
Elizabeth Mckinney
1854 - 1893

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