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Henry Clay Roberson

Birth12 Dec 1852 - Georgia
Death29 Jul 1927 - Coffey, White, Arkansas, USA
MotherSusannah Smithwick Roberson
FatherRobert Leonard Roberson

Born in Georgia on 12 Dec 1852 to Robert Leonard Roberson and Susannah Smithwick Roberson. Henry Clay Roberson married Eliza Jane Bradley and had 9 children. He passed away on 29 Jul 1927 in Coffey, White, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents
Robert Leonard Roberson
1815 - 1895
Susannah Smithwick Roberson
1816 - 1880
Spouse(s)
Eliza Jane Bradley
1857 - 1931
Mary Caroline Greer
1849 - 1909
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Otha K Roberson
1892 - 1967
Rufus Roberson
1898 - 1991
Thurman "Sam" Roberson
1896 - 1978
Flossie Roberson
1902 - 1996
Sular C Roberson
1884 - 1979

Emma Roberson
1872 - 1894
Sinta Roberson
1886 - 1896
Minnie Infant Roberson
1882 - 1883
Lona Roberson
1889 - 1895

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