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Addie Singleton

BirthFeb 1899 - Kemper County, Mississippi, USA
Death6 Sep 1948 - Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Mississippi, USA
MotherTrudy McDaniel Singleton
FatherWilliam James "Will" or "Jim" Singleton

Born in Kemper County, Mississippi, USA on Feb 1899 to William James "Will" or "Jim" Singleton and Trudy McDaniel Singleton. Addie Singleton married Jefferson Henderson "Hennison" "Henerson" Hall and had 5 children. She passed away on 6 Sep 1948 in Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Mississippi, USA.

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Parents
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William James "Will" Or "Jim" Singleton
1845 - 1910
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Trudy Mcdaniel Singleton
1876 - 1913
Spouse(s)
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Jefferson Henderson "Hennison" "Henerson" Hall
1889 - 1934
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Carl Brunson
1915 - 1978
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William Carl Brunson
1913 - 1978
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John Richard Hall
1929 - 1993
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Marie Brunson
1937 - 2009
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Ethel Hall
1917 - Unknown
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Addie Singleton
1899 - 1948
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Annie Pearl Hall
1917 - Unknown

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