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I've only known John Thomas Pass as "Thomas Pass". He is my Direct ancestor (8 generations)'s half brother's son.
I found this information on the Geni World Family Tree which is also free:
Thomas Pass (male), birth date Feb. of 1781 in Caswell, NC, USA, death in 1860, fathers name is Nathaniel Pass and mother's names is Alsey McGinnis Pass (born Holloway), wife is Sarah (Elliott) Pass.
I found the following at the GenealogieOnline Family Tree: Death-Apr. 1860 in Gordon, Georgia; Father Nathaniel Pass; mother-Alsey Mcginnis Holloway; Children- John, Romulus Samuel, Thomas Holloway, Martha, Elizabeth, William, Lucy, George B., Nathaniel, Sarah, and David.
I found this information on the Geni World Family Tree which is also free: Thomas Pass (male), birth date Feb. of 1781 in Caswell, NC, USA, death in 1860, fathers name is Nathaniel Pass and mother's names is Alsey McGinnis Pass (born Holloway), wife is Sarah (Elliott) Pass.
I found the following at the GenealogieOnline Family Tree: Death-Apr. 1860 in Gordon, Georgia; Father Nathaniel Pass; mother-Alsey Mcginnis Holloway; Children- John, Romulus Samuel, Thomas Holloway, Martha, Elizabeth, William, Lucy, George B., Nathaniel, Sarah, and David.
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