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John Thomas Stancil

Birth23 Jan 1841 - Smithfield, Johnston, North Carolina, USA
Death27 Jan 1922 - Beulah, Johnston, North Carolina, USA
MotherMartha Patsy Renfrow
FatherSamuel Stancil

Born in Smithfield, Johnston, North Carolina, USA on 23 Jan 1841 to Samuel Stancil and Martha Patsy Renfrow. John Thomas Stancil married Delanie Catherine Sasser and had 14 children. He passed away on 27 Jan 1922 in Beulah, Johnston, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
Samuel Stancil
1816 - 1844
Martha Patsy Renfrow
1822 - 1894
Spouse(s)
Delanie Catherine Sasser
1842 - 1915
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Temperance Ann Stancil
1868 - 1909
Walter Henry Stancil
1861 - 1933
Alvin Roscoe Stancil
1876 - 1935
Harvey Arthur Stancil
1879 - 1956
Arnette Stancil
1874 - 1916
Josiah S Stancil
1866 - 1939
Samuel Stancil
1863 - 1930

George Ira Stancil
1880 - 1935
Thomas Ruffin Stancil
1884 - 1907
Laney Catherine Stancil
1882 - Unknown
John Archer Stancil
1871 - 1934
Haywood J. Stancil
1859 - 1926
Sperois Stancil
1870 - 1870
Wittie Stancil
1875 - Unknown

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