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Allie Tyson

Birthabt 1874 - North Carolina
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Born in North Carolina on abt 1874. Allie Tyson married Joseph Tyson and had 15 children.

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Joseph Tyson
1864 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Agnes Tyson
1896 - 1978
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Carrie Tyson
1888 - Unknown
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Bud Tyson
1897 - Unknown
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John Tyson
1910 - Unknown
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Charlie Tyson
1890 - Unknown
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Lida Tyson
1900 - Unknown
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Mary Tyson
1904 - Unknown
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May Bell Tyson
1907 - Unknown
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Louise Tyson
1914 - Unknown
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Simon Tyson
1911 - Unknown
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Tom Tyson
1902 - Unknown
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Joe Tyson
1900 - Unknown
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Herman Tyson
1905 - Unknown
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Cora Tyson
1903 - Unknown
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Willie Tyson
1908 - Unknown

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