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DACUS
  1. ‎(unknown)‎ Dacus  Marriage Mother Dacus
    1. Dwight Moody Dacus 1900-1971 (Age 70)  Marriage Velma D. Burnett 1903-1992 (Age 88)
      1. Living Dacus
      2. Emma Xorine Dacus 1921-1987 (Age 65)  Marriage Levi Dugger
        1. Thomas Moody Dacus 1922-1999 (Age 77)
          1. Zama M Dacus 1925-
        2. Arter Dacus, Sr  Marriage ‎(unknown)‎ Unknown
          1. Robert Anderson Dacus, Sr. 1858-1941 (Age 82)  Marriage Elizabeth Cogburn 1829-1867 (Age 38)
              Robert Anderson Dacus, Sr. 1858-1941 (Age 82)  Marriage Martha Hawkins 1858-
              1. Savilla Dacus 1882-
                1. Arter Artie N. Dacus 1884-1966 (Age 81)  Marriage Iva Pearl Davis 1889-1966 (Age 77)
                  1. Mrs E.T. Langford Dacus
                  2. Ellis "Bill" Nathanial Dacus 1907-1984 (Age 76)  Marriage Lilian Inez Smith
                    1. Colquitt "Fatty" Dacus 1912-1969 (Age 56)  Marriage Velma James
                    2. Teo Usley Dacus 1887-1914 (Age 27)  Marriage1908 Joseph Ely Davis 1879-1955 (Age 75)
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                    3. Robert A. Dacus, Jr 1894-1975 (Age 81)  Marriage Mary Gladys Hicks 1893-1982 (Age 89)
                      1. Carlton Dacus
                      2. David Clinton Dacus 1917-1984 (Age 66)  Marriage Virginia Grace Wolters
                      3. Ova M Dacus 1897-
                      4. Anthony Dacus
                    4. Carlton Dacus
                    5. Living Dacus
                    6. Mother Dacus  Marriage ‎(unknown)‎ Dacus
                      1. Dwight Moody Dacus 1900-1971 (Age 70)  Marriage Velma D. Burnett 1903-1992 (Age 88)
                        1. Living Dacus
                        2. Emma Xorine Dacus 1921-1987 (Age 65)  Marriage Levi Dugger
                          1. Thomas Moody Dacus 1922-1999 (Age 77)
                            1. Zama M Dacus 1925-
                          2. Mrs E.T. Langford Dacus
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