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John William Conely

BirthDec 1842 - Mississippi
Death18 Mar 1907 - Webster, Mississippi, United States
MotherQuintilla Pace
FatherJohn W. Conely, Earlier Spelled O'connelly

Born in Mississippi on Dec 1842 to John W. Conely, Earlier Spelled O'connelly and Quintilla Pace. John William Conely married Mary Williams Starnes and had 12 children. He passed away on 18 Mar 1907 in Webster, Mississippi, United States.

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Parents
John W. Conely, Earlier Spelled O'connelly
1806 - Unknown
Quintilla Pace
1806 - 1897
Spouse(s)
Mary Williams Starnes
1844 - 1897
Sarah Eleanor Yarborough
1843 - 1875
Children Show all
Andrew Onesimus Conely
1884 - 1974
Sallie Delma Conley
1878 - 1958
John Miller Conely
1888 - 1963
Colevia Antisse Conely
1872 - 1953
Joe Turner Conely
1882 - 1947
Jeanette Quintilla 'Nettie' Conely
1869 - 1930

William Henry Conely
1880 - 1900
Alonzo Conely
1868 - Unknown
Elisha Lucien Bud Conley
1883 - 1963
Ida Isabelle Conley
1897 - Unknown
William Conley
1891 - Unknown
Allan Conley
1892 - 1972

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