Mary (Seitz) Lankford

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Roy Chadwick

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02/22/2012

Mary (Seitz) Lankford

My GGmother Mary Seitz Lankford brn abt 1822 Indian Territory of TN in the now areas of Warren/Grundy Co TN,known to be 1/2 Cherokee Her maiden name was spelled both Seitz and Sitz
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Date & Place: 1900 in Etowah County, Alabama USA

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