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Rebecca E. Douglas 1854 – 1900 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Jan 1854

Birth Location: Waynesboro, Wayne, Mississippi, USA

Death Date: After 1900

Death Location: Mississippi, USA

Father: GEORGE DOUGLAS

Mother: Virginia Francis

Spouse(s): John Brewer

Children(s): Andrew Brewer, John Brewer, William Brewer, James Brewer, Cyntha Brewer, George Brewer, Aithan Brewer, Berry Brewer

In 1854, Rebecca E. Douglas entered the world in Waynesboro, Wayne, Mississippi, USA, born to GEORGE W DOUGLAS and Virginia Ann Francis. Years later, Rebecca E. Douglas married John Brewer, and the couple became parents to Andrew Lloyd Brewer, John W Brewer, William N Brewer, James J Brewer, Cyntha Brewer, George L Brewer, Aithan I Brewer and Berry E Brewer. Rebecca E. Douglas died in 1900 in Mississippi, USA.

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Parents

GEORGE DOUGLAS
1821 – 1899
Birth Location: Georgia, USA
GD
Virginia Francis
1823 – 1893
Birth Location: Crystal Springs, Copiah County, Mississippi, United States of America
VF

Spouses(s)

John Brewer
1852 – 1923
Birth Location: Clara, Wayne County, Mississippi, USA
JB

Children(s)

Andrew Brewer
1872 – 1943
Birth Location: Waynesboro, Wayne, Mississippi, USA
AB
John Brewer
1879 –
Birth Location: Missouri, USA
JB
William Brewer
1882 – 1935
Birth Location: Waynesboro, Wayne, Mississippi, USA
WB
James Brewer
1884 –
Birth Location: Mississippi, United States
JB
Cyntha Brewer
1888 –
Birth Location: Mississippi
CB
George Brewer
1890 –
Birth Location: Mississippi, United States
GB
Aithan Brewer
1893 – 1972
Birth Location: Waynesboro, Wayne, Mississippi, USA
AB
Berry Brewer
1897 – 1980
Birth Location: Mississippi, USA
BB

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: Jan 1854
    Event Place: Waynesboro, Wayne, Mississippi, USA
    Record Source: 1900 United States Federal Census, Geneanet Community Trees Index

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Residence
    Event Year: 1900
    Event Place: Beat 5, Wayne, Mississippi, USA
    Record Source: 1900 United States Federal Census

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: After 1900
    Event Place: Mississippi, USA
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