Hello! I am seeking confirmation that Thomas Jefferson Grantham (1792-1863) is the father of Andrew Jackson Grantham (1829-1902). AJ is the father of Giles Grantham (1873-1938), who is the father of Elbert Giles Al Grantham (1906-1977), who is the father of Elbert Darrell Grantham (1928-1999), who is my father. Any info you might have on TJ's progeny is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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SJ Grantham
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