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Ada Hughens McCollum

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Dorothy Allen

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03/10/2002

Ada Hughens McCollum

A photo of Ada Hughens McCollum. Wife of John McCollum, mother to Elmina McCollum (Mrs. Wm Hubbard Banks) and Eliza McCollum (Mrs. Jacob Berry Banks).

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09/14/2018

Born in South Carolina (love to the Carolinas today), she died in 1891. Life was hard and poor dental care didn't help - guess how old she was!

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Jim Taylor

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07/05/2004

Ada Hughen was born on 25 Apr 1813 in South Carolina, the daughter of James Hughen and Elizabeth Cary. She died on 21 Jul 1891 in Coweta County, Georgia. Ada married John Robert McCollum, Jr. about 1830 in South Carolina. John was born on 15 Oct 1809 in South Carolina. He died on 28 Sep 1876 in Coweta County, Georgia. Both were buried in Mt. Gilead Methodist Church Cemetery, Raymond, Coweta County, Georgia.

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Ada (Hughens) McCollum Apr 25, 1813 - 1891 Coweta County, Georgia, United States

Ada (Hughens) McCollum was born on April 25, 1813 in South Carolina United States, and died at age 78 years old in 1891 in Coweta County, GA. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Ada (Hughens) McCollum.

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