Andrew George Washington Still

Birth16 Jul 1863 - Lexington, Henderson, Tennessee, USA

Death10 Aug 1932 - Parsons, Decatur, Tennessee, USA

MotherMartha J. Payne

FatherUriah Benjamin Still

Born in Lexington, Henderson, Tennessee, USA on 16 Jul 1863 to Uriah Benjamin Still and Martha J. Payne. Andrew George Washington Still married Minnie Haynes and had 14 children. He passed away on 10 Aug 1932 in Parsons, Decatur, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents

Uriah Benjamin Still
1827 - 1896

Martha J. Payne
1828 - 1910

Spouse(s)

Minnie Haynes
1911 - 1987

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Ida Mae Still
1892 - 1980

Maudie Valvora Still
1899 - 1988

Milford Hesley Still
1894 - 1972

Luvada Sarah Inman
1889 - 1966

Ava Emmline Still
1897 - 1990

Leslie W Still
1895 - 1975

Alton Lee Roy Still
1905 - 1983

Arvie Ray Still
1909 - 1988

Carlis Rex Still
1907 - 1983

Mary Audie Nardena Still
1901 - 1985

Orval Fredrick Still
1912 - 1994

Ada B Miller
1890 - 1972

Ava E Still
1897 - 1904

Allen Gene Still
1930 - 2011

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