Edmund Strother Dargan

1805–1879 (age 74)

Judge, Politician

About Edmund Strother Dargan

Edmund Strother Dargan (1805–1879) lived to age 74. They were a judge, politician. Born in Wadesboro, they died in Mobile. They are buried at Magnolia Cemetery in South Carolina.

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John K. Jackson
1828–1866 (age 38)
Magnolia Cemetery
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Victor Girardey
1837–1864 (age 27)
Magnolia Cemetery
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Horace Lawson Hunley
1823–1863 (age 40)
Magnolia Cemetery
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William Duncan Smith
1825–1862 (age 37)
Magnolia Cemetery
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William Gregg
1800–1867 (age 67)
Magnolia Cemetery
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Micah Jenkins
1835–1864 (age 29)
Magnolia Cemetery
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