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Alma Singleton

Birth19 Jun 1890 - Texas
Death30 March 1949 - De Berry, Panola County, Texas, United States of America
MotherElizabeth Aberdine Bussey
FatherThomas Jefferson Singleton

Born in Texas on 19 Jun 1890 to Thomas Jefferson Singleton and Elizabeth Aberdine Bussey. Alma Singleton married Warren Comodore Langford and had 9 children. She passed away on 30 March 1949 in De Berry, Panola County, Texas, United States of America.

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Parents
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Thomas Jefferson Singleton
1853 - 1932
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Elizabeth Aberdine Bussey
1862 - 1930
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Warren Comodore Langford
1883 - 1967
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Allean Langford
1913 - 1992
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Suella Langford French
1909 - 1999
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Jodie Lee Langford
1905 - 1975
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Kathryn Langford
1919 - 2000
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Tommy Wesley Langford
1911 - 1992
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Marlyn Preston Langford
1923 - 1992
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Ruby Langford
1907 - 1928
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William Clifford Langford
1918 - 1989
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Byron Langford
1933 - 1933

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