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Kinship Report for Alfred Landon Peterson Kinship Report for Alfred Landon Peterson Name: Birth Date: Relationship: Peterson, Alfred Landon 01 Dec 1948 Self Barbosa, Amelia 17 Sep 1940 Wife Peterson, Eric 02 Nov 1976 Son Peterson, Monica 01 May 1975 Daughter Peterson, Arlene Frances 17 May 1973 Daughter Peterson, Alfred Nelus 14 Jul 1914 Father Prevatt, Katherine Susan 01 Feb 1912 Mother Ward, Katelan Granddaughter Ward, Olivia Nichol Granddaughter Peterson, Alice Faye Sister Rogers, Ann Peterson Sister Parsons, Suandra Peterson Sister Peterson, Alfred Louis Paternal grandfather Prevatt, Simeon Francis Mar 1861 Maternal grandfather Camp, Celia Octavia 10 Jul 1876 Paternal grandmother Dasher, Susan Ida 15 Oct 1871 Maternal grandmother Prevatt, Living Half aunt Prevatt, Kathrine Susan Half aunt Prevatt, Francis L Abt. 1906 Half aunt Turner, Sallie Bell 22 Sep 1889 Half aunt Prevatt, Rubie 1907 Half aunt Prevatt, Renna Lee 02 Oct 1900 Half aunt Prevatt, Renalee 1902 Half aunt Prevatt, Nellie 1903 Half aunt Rogers, Lee Nephew Rogers, David Nephew Rogers, Scott Nephew Prevatt, Royce Landon 02 Apr 1915 Uncle Peterson, Pete 21 Mar 1912 Uncle Prevatt, Renna Lee 02 Oct 1900 Aunt Prevatt, Rubie 1907 Aunt Prevatt, Nellie 1903 Aunt Peterson, Josephine 18 Nov 1910 Aunt Prevatt, Kate S 1915 Aunt Prevatt, Francis L Abt. 1906 Aunt Prevatt, Renalee 1902 Aunt Turner, Sallie B Sep 1889 Aunt Peterson, Cora 26 Jan 1916 Aunt Prevatt, Royce Landon 02 Apr 1915 Half uncle Camp, Abner Taylor 11 Jul 1847 Great grandfather Dasher, Edwin Stuart 08 Jul 1844 Great grandfather Prevatt, Neal Great grandfather Nelson, Elizabeth 29 Apr 1850 Great grandmother Dowling, Sarah Elizabeth Ann 1846 Great grandmother Name: Birth Date: Relationship: Prevatt, Catherine Abt. 1838 Great grandmother Perry, Joseph Aubrey 19 Nov 1911 Half 1st cousin Perry, Elma 23 Nov 1907 Half 1st cousin Perry, Ouida 27 Aug 1914 Half 1st cousin Perry, Ellen 11 Apr 1918 Half 1st cousin Dasher, John Henry 14 May 1868 Grand uncle Dasher, Joseph J 1870 Grand uncle Dasher, Edwin S 20 Sep 1877 Grand uncle Dasher, James Augustus 29 Jan 1889 Grand uncle Prevatto, James H. 1857 Grand uncle Prevatt, Frank S Abt. 1860 Grand uncle Dasher, Leoanrd 16 Aug 1873 Grand uncle Dasher, Orren Perry 19 Oct 1886 Grand uncle Camp, John Cameron Sep 1875 Grand uncle Camp, Lawson Devine 12 Oct 1875 Grand uncle Camp, Joseph Pinkney 10 Mar 1880 Grand uncle Camp, Elbert Abner 13 Oct 1888 Grand uncle Camp, Marcus Mark Elbert 20 Feb 1886 Grand uncle Camp, Albert Abner 1886 Grand uncle Camp, Clevia Henrietta Cella 28 Feb 1872 Grand aunt Camp, Julia Elizabeth 25 Feb 1884 Grand aunt Dasher, Minnie Lee Oct 1879 Grand aunt Prevatt, Theodosia 1863 Grand aunt Camp, Priscilla Oct 1878 Grand aunt Dasher, Mary M 09 Nov 1875 Grand aunt Camp, Mariah Heloise 1871 Grand aunt Nelson, John L Abt. 1822 2nd great grandfather Camp, Lawson 1804 2nd great grandfather Dasher, Edwin 02 Mar 1809 2nd great grandfather Dowling, William Wesley 14 Aug 1816 2nd great grandfather Hardin, Margaret S 1814 2nd great grandmother Carver, Millison (Melts) Abt. 1820 2nd great grandmother Frier, Ardelia E 1825 2nd great grandmother Wisenbaker, Susannah C 26 Feb 1814 2nd great grandmother Camp, Margaret Elizabeth 13 Sep 1917 1st cousin 1x removed camp, gertrude 1923 1st cousin 1x removed Camp, Living 1st cousin 1x removed Perry, Charles Augustus Half 1st cousin 1x removed Hart, Donald Half 1st cousin 1x removed Perry, Thomas Aubrey 03 Mar 1954 Half 1st cousin 1x removed Freeland, Glenda 05 Mar 1939 Half 1st cousin 1x removed Freeland, Jimmy Half 1st cousin 1x removed Jackson, Jody Half 1st cousin 1x removed Perry, Paul Jefferson Half 1st cousin 1x removed Hart, Karl Vance Half 1st cousin 1x removed Name: Birth Date: Relationship: Jackson, Infant son Half 1st cousin 1x removed Dowling, John Moses 23 May 1841 Great grand uncle Dowling, Ryan Eli 12 Jan 1870 Great grand uncle Nelson, Pinkney Abt. 1852 Great grand uncle Dowling, David 1846 Great grand uncle Dowling, James Dennis 25 Sep 1859 Great grand uncle Dowling, Samuel Leonard 30 Jan 1862 Great grand uncle Nelson, Edward R Aug 1858 Great grand uncle Nelson, John Dallas May 1845 Great grand uncle Nelson, Michael Abt. 1846 Great grand uncle Dowling, William Hampton Great grand uncle Dowling, William Henry Taylor 19 Jan 1849 Great grand uncle Nelson, Miles Abt. 1842 Great grand uncle Nelson, Elisha K 01 Mar 1837 Great grand uncle Dasher, Levi F 1842 Great grand uncle Camp, Thomas Pinckney 25 Feb 1856 Great grand uncle Camp, Marcus 1839 Great grand uncle Dasher, John Henry 1834 Great grand uncle Dasher, Leonard H 1840 Great grand uncle Camp, James J 1838 Great grand uncle Deloach, John Calvin 22 Feb 1826 Great grand uncle Camp, John M 1837 Great grand uncle Camp, Charles Manson 18 Sep 1851 Great grand uncle Dowling, Jane Amanda 10 Jan 1854 Great grand aunt Camp, Sarah Ann 21 Feb 1832 Great grand aunt Camp, Elizabeth Margaret 03 May 1833 Great grand aunt M, Martha 1840 Great grand aunt Camp, Nancy 1839 Great grand aunt Dasher, Martha M 1837 Great grand aunt Dasher, Libi F 1842 Great grand aunt Deloach, Julianne M 23 May 1822 Great grand aunt Dasher, Susan 10 Mar 1835 Great grand aunt Dowling, Julia A 10 May 1857 Great grand aunt Dowling, Virginia Caroline 27 Mar 1867 Great grand aunt Dasher, Leonara H 1840 Great grand aunt Dowling, Mary E 28 Apr 1851 Great grand aunt Dasher, Leonora H 1840 Great grand aunt Camp, Abner 1772 3rd great grandfather Dasher, Christian 02 Sep 1778 3rd great grandfather Dowling, Dennis 1795 3rd great grandfather Wisenbaker, John 1774 3rd great grandfather Frier, Ryan 02 Feb 1800 3rd great grandfather Earl, Margaret 1779 3rd great grandmother Moore, Mary Elizabeth 1795 3rd great grandmother Densler, Mary 1780 3rd great grandmother Name: Birth Date: Relationship: Bird, Ann Harriet 02 Sep 1778 3rd great grandmother Peacock, Sarah 04 Jan 1804 3rd great grandmother Dasher, James Abraham 03 Mar 1803 2nd great grand uncle Dasher, Andrew Jackson 16 Nov 1816 2nd great grand uncle Dasher, Joshua Martin 12 Nov 1816 2nd great grand uncle Dasher, John 30 Aug 1806 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Vardy 1805 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Vardy 1799 2nd great grand uncle Camp Raney, Girl 2nd great grand uncle Camp, William 1814 2nd great grand uncle Dasher, William Bird 08 Aug 1811 2nd great grand uncle Frier, Henry Milton 01 Jan 1823 2nd great grand uncle Frier, Harmon Nathaniel 05 Mar 1827 2nd great grand uncle Frier, Samuel Henderson 1833 2nd great grand uncle Frier, Joshua Hoyet 20 May 1847 2nd great grand uncle Wisenbaker, James AdrielIsrael 1810 2nd great grand uncle DASHER, J E 1819 2nd great grand uncle Dowling, John M 1842 2nd great grand uncle Wisenbaker, James 1807 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Vardy 1794 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Lawson 1794 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Lawson 1820 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Abner 1810 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Abner Jr 1815 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Ernest 1815 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Joseph Alexander 1800 2nd great grand uncle WISENBAKER, John 1809 2nd great grand uncle WISENBAKER, William 03 Oct 1816 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Thomas Pinkney 06 Sep 1818 2nd great grand uncle Frier, Charity 11 May 1831 2nd great grand aunt Dowling, Sarah A 1847 2nd great grand aunt Camp, Elizabeth 1795 2nd great grand aunt Dowling, Rebecca C 1825 2nd great grand aunt Frier, Sarah Ann 26 Feb 1838 2nd great grand aunt Frier, Mary Ann 24 Jul 1841 2nd great grand aunt WISENBAKER, Mary Ann 15 Jul 1802 2nd great grand aunt Wisenbaker, Elizabeth 13 Aug 1807 2nd great grand aunt Frier, Civility 05 Apr 1829 2nd great grand aunt Frier, Hannah 1823 2nd great grand aunt Frier, Matilda 06 Feb 1821 2nd great grand aunt Camp, Margaret 1799 2nd great grand aunt WISENBAKER, Hannah 1804 2nd great grand aunt Camp, Margaret 1794 2nd great grand aunt Camp, Margaret 14 Apr 1816 2nd great grand aunt Camp, Susan 1820 2nd great grand aunt Name: Birth Date: Relationship: Camp, Susan 1799 2nd great grand aunt Camp Goodman, Girl 2nd great grand aunt Dowling, Eliza 1827 2nd great grand aunt Dowling, Eliza 1820 2nd great grand aunt Dowling, Elisabeth M 1820 2nd great grand aunt Wisenbaker, Martha Jane 22 Apr 1823 2nd great grand aunt DASHER, Rebecca Ann 26 Apr 1805 2nd great grand aunt Wisenbaker, Christian 29 Sep 1792 Half 2nd great grand uncle Wisenbaker, John Herman II 1785 Half 2nd great grand uncle Camp, Joseph 1741 4th great grandfather WISENBAKER, John 1754 4th great grandfather Peacock, John 1781 4th great grandfather Frier, Henderson 10 Nov 1775 4th great grandfather Densler, Phillip 4th great grandfather Bird, James 1762 4th great grandfather Dowling, Jabez RS 1769 4th great grandfather Dasher, Christian 12 Oct 1748 4th great grandfather Roundtree, Susannah 1741 4th great grandmother Bird, Elizabeth E 1843 4th great grandmother Darling, Rebecca 1770 4th great grandmother Mayer, Ann Christina 1752 4th great grandmother DASHER, Anna Christina 26 Sep 1758 4th great grandmother Williams, Delilah 28 May 1780 4th great grandmother Davis, Sophia 1810 4th great grandmother Gugle, Hannah 1752 4th great grandmother Pearce, Unity 05 Feb 1780 4th great grandmother Ann Abt. 1724 4th great grandmother Dowling, Mary E 27 Jun 1825 Half 3rd great grand aunt Yancey, Frances 1770 Half 3rd great grand aunt Dowling, Martha 17 Mar 1827 Half 3rd great grand aunt Dowling, James 1798 3rd great grand uncle CAMP, Claiborn 1768 3rd great grand uncle Camp, William 1771 3rd great grand uncle Camp, Moses 1802 3rd great grand uncle Camp, Solomon 1788 3rd great grand uncle Wisenbaker, Christian Gottlief 29 Sep 1792 3rd great grand uncle Dowling, Hansford Cleland
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