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Husband: Isham Patten TROTTER, I

   Born: 23 Jun 1823      at: Tuscaloosa Co, AL  
Married: 18 Sep 1845      at: near Lodi, Grensboro Co, MS  
   Died: 29 Jul 1908      at: Tomnolen, MS  
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   Wife: Elizabeth Foster PEEBLES

   Born: 24 Feb 1829      at:   
   Died: 10 Apr 1879      at:   
 Father:Alpha PEEBLES
 Mother:Amanda MCNAIRY
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CHILDREN

   Name: Mary Amanda TROTTER
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   Name: Amelia TROTTER
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   Name: Alpha Peebles TROTTER
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   Name: Walter TROTTER
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   Name: John Nathaniel TROTTER
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   Name: James TROTTER
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   Name: Isham Patten TROTTER, II
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   Name: Tillman Richard TROTTER, II
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   Name: Samuel Hill TROTTER
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