ELIZABETH "1814" "E A" "NANCY" MULLINS WESTBROOK Stringer

Birth2 February 1814 - Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States

Death20 Aug 1887 - Cherokee County, GA

MotherBARBara "1788" "B A" Allen STRINGer ABERCROMBie

FatherJohn Stringer

Born in Laurens, Laurens, South Carolina, United States on 2 February 1814 to John Stringer and BARBara "1788" "B A" Allen STRINGer ABERCROMBie. ELIZABETH "1814" "E A" "NANCY" MULLINS WESTBROOK Stringer married BURTon "1812" "BARTON" MULLins and had 9 children. She passed away on 20 Aug 1887 in Cherokee County, GA.

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Parents

John Stringer
1792 - 1860

Barbara "1788" "B A" Allen Stringer Abercrombie
1788 - 1855

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Burton "1812" "Barton" Mullins
1812 - Unknown

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James Madison Westbrook
1849 - 1889

Mary Elizabeth Westbrook
1843 - 1927

Mary Elizabeth Westbrook
1852 - 1924

John W Westbrook
1840 - 1888

Emily Lou Westbrook
1853 - 1889

Sara Jane Westbrook
1839 - 1899

Thomas B Westbrook
1845 - 1862

Amanda Susia Westbrooks
1849 - 1927

Ralesmore (Ralph ) Markham Hensley
1844 - 1921

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