John Daniel Sansbury

Birth6 October 1802 - Darlington, Darlington County, South Carolina, United States of America

Death4 December 1889 - Effingham, Darlington, South Carolina, United States

MotherSarah Elizabeth Sallie Stokes

FatherJames Sansbury

Born in Darlington, Darlington County, South Carolina, United States of America on 6 October 1802 to James Sansbury and Sarah Elizabeth Sallie Stokes. John Daniel Sansbury married Nancy (Sandsbury) Stevenson and had 11 children. He passed away on 4 December 1889 in Effingham, Darlington, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents

James Sansbury
1781 - 1863

Sarah Elizabeth Sallie Stokes
1784 - 1884

Spouse(s)

Nancy (Sandsbury) Stevenson
1808 - 1876

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Penelope Sansbury
1827 - 1906

Francis Lee Sansbury
1850 - 1925

John Daniel Sansbury
1845 - 1912

Mary Sansbury
1827 - 1906

Henrietta Sansbury
1831 - 1889

Rezen J Sansbury
1853 - Unknown

Martha E. Sansbury
1842 - 1908

James L Sansbury
1838 - 1916

Elias Jeptha Sansbury
1834 - 1853

William Freston Sansbury
1830 - 1830

Emily Mary S. Hill
1828 - Unknown

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