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Barbara E Gillespie

BirthNov 1865 - Kanawha, W. Virginia
Deathafter 1920 - Pocatalico, Putnam, West Virginia
MotherEliza Millie Lovejoy
FatherGranville GILLESPIE

Born in Kanawha, W. Virginia on Nov 1865 to Granville GILLESPIE and Eliza Millie Lovejoy. Barbara E Gillespie married Augustus C Stevens and had 9 children. She passed away on after 1920 in Pocatalico, Putnam, West Virginia.

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Parents
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Granville Gillespie
1833 - Unknown
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Eliza Millie Lovejoy
1839 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Augustus C Stevens
1855 - 1908
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William H Hirk
1855 - Unknown
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Cora E. Stevens
1880 - 1924
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Opal Olivia Stevens
1906 - 1961
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Charles C Stevens
1883 - Unknown
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John Robert Stevens
1887 - 1952
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Bertha Lee Stevens
1885 - 1954
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Albert Elven Stevens
1891 - 1948
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Hazel Marie Stevens
1903 - 1948
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Ople E Stevens
1907 - Unknown
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Lovernia "Minnie " Ellen Stevens/snodgrass
1883 - 1948

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