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Abe Wallace

Birth1839 - Tennessee
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherChanie Wallace
FatherJack Bracken

Born in Tennessee on 1839 to Jack Bracken and Chanie Wallace. Abe Wallace married Eliza Hanley and had 20 children.

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Parents
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Jack Bracken
1818 - 1872
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Chanie Wallace
1817 - 1915
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Hanley
1846 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary Wallace
1888 - Unknown
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George Wallace
1880 - Unknown
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Jennie Wallace
1878 - Unknown
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Samuel Wallace
1870 - Unknown
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Harriet Wallace
1874 - Unknown
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Frank Wallace
1872 - Unknown
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William Wallace
1864 - Unknown
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Charlie Wallace
1872 - 1938
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Jacob Wallace
1876 - Unknown
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Abraham Wallace
1884 - Unknown
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Etta Wallace
1892 - Unknown
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Frank Wallace
1869 - 1915
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John Wallace
1893 - Unknown
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Sam Wallace
1867 - 1937
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Author Wallace
1881 - Unknown
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Mary Wallace
1889 - Unknown
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John Wallace
1894 - Unknown
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Oscer Wallace
1894 - Unknown
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Charlie Wallace
1875 - Unknown
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Etta Wallace
1892 - Unknown

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