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Family Lineage and Descendants of William Marcus Kennedy and Nancy Lorena Gray of North Carolina and Tennessee: 2022 Edition

Family Lineage and Descendants of William Marcus Kennedy and Nancy Lorena Gray of North Carolina and Tennessee: 2022 Edition

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Series: Genealogy Lineage, Book 101

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ISBN13: 9798840362419
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 12 2022
Pages: 440
Weight: 2.23
Height: 0.89 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Family Lineage and Descendants of William Marcus Kennedy and Nancy Lorena Gray of North Carolina and Tennessee (2022 Edition)

This book provides a lineage of William Marcus Kennedy, Sr. (b. 1817 [Mecklenburg, North Carolina], d. 1934 [Monroe County, Tennessee]), and his wife, Nancy Lorena (Lorenda?) Gray (b. 1822 [Wilkes County, North Carolina], d. 1860, [Monroe County, TN]) down through history to more modern-day descendants who were born as recently as the 1900s, living predominately in, or died in the following counties, states: Jackson and Lamar Counties, Alabama; Maricopa and Pima Counties, Arizona; Los Angeles County, California; Duval and Polk Counties, Florida; Murray, Union, and Whitfield Counties, Georgia; Cook and Jackson Counties, Illinois; Tipton County, Indiana; Kenton and Laurel Counties, Kentucky; Bay County, Michigan; Choctaw County, Mississippi; Colfax County, New Mexico; Caldwell, Mecklenburg, and Wilkes Counties, North Carolina; Carroll, Columbiana, Jefferson, and Summit Counties, Ohio; Lexington and Spartanburg Counties, South Carolina; Blount, Jefferson, Loudon, Knox, Loudon, McMinn, Monroe, Polk, Putnam, Roane, and Sevier Counties, Tennessee; and Denton, Harris, Hill, Robertson, and Tarrant Counties, Texas.

Researchers for this surname's lineage may find lineage data and vital statistics to link families. Use the data to research primary documents that showcase your ancestor's history. Included in this book is an index of names and resources citations for primary, secondary, or tertiary sources for research confirmation. Citations are from county books, family stories, family bibles, birth/death certificates, US census data triangulated against federal, state, or local certifications, and third-party sources.

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