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Delone Stewart Peck

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Sandra Vaught

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06/19/2007

Delone Stewart Peck

He was the son of Adam Wesley and Nancy E (McGee) Peck. Born July 6, 1879 Died October 19, 1974. Married Katie Mae (Smith) September 29, 1912. Father of Delone B, Walter, Kathryn, Ona Mae, and George.

Date & Place: 1937 in Cave Springs, Georgia USA

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Kathy Peck

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05/14/2014

Adam Wesley and Nancy E.(McGee ) Peck was my GGreat Grandparents. My Great Grandpa was William Henry Peck and was married to Nancy A Barnes Peck. How are you related to them? Was Delone Stewart Peck a family member? I have a family tree book that a cousin in Gainesville ,Ga. Did a few years ago. I would like to keep in touch with family info!

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