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Title |
1870 United States Federal Census |
Author |
Ancestry.com |
Publisher |
Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.Original data - 1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Record; |
Repository |
Ancestry.com |
Source ID |
S65
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Linked to (51) |
Lydia Ann Bacon
Martha E Bacon
Martin Crouch Bacon
Mary Essie J. Bacon
Mary Jane Bacon
Matilda "Tinnie" Bacon
Nancy Bacon
Nancy Bacon
Nancy Bacon
Nannie Bacon
Phoebe Ann Bacon
Rufus W Bacon
Samuel B Bacon
Sarah Ann Bacon
Sarah Elizabeth Bacon
Sarah Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bacon
Sarah Frances "Fannie" Bacon
Silvanus Bacon
Sophrenia Bacon
Susan Elizabeth Bacon
Tennessee J (Tennie) Bacon
Therese L Bacon
Thomas Bacon, Sr
William S Bacon
Elizabeth Lisle Bailey
George Washington Barger
Mary J Barger
Susannah Barger
Daniel Burgess Barkley, III
Deborah Barnes
Daniel Barron
Amanda M Billingsley
Andrew Blackwood Billingsley
Benjamin Fillip Billingsley
Finis Billingsley
James Davis Billingsley
Jane Billingsley
John M Billingsley
Mahala Billingsley
Martha Jane Billingsley
Samuel Billingsley
Virginia M Billingsley
Talitha Clementine Black
Benjamin Andrew Blackburn
Edward A Blackburn
John Blackburn
John Fain Blackburn
Joseph H M Blackburn
Louisa Rosilla Blackburn
William Wirt Blackburn
John Blazer
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