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Bertha Bester "Bertie" Singleton

Birth29 Jun 1889 - Hopkins County, Texas, USA
Death3 Feb 1961 - Irving, Dallas, Texas, United States
MotherIda Abiah Massey
FatherRev James Monroe Singleton

Born in Hopkins County, Texas, USA on 29 Jun 1889 to Rev James Monroe Singleton and Ida Abiah Massey. Bertha Bester "Bertie" Singleton married Malcom Luther "Mack" Rogillio and had 8 children. She passed away on 3 Feb 1961 in Irving, Dallas, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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Rev James Monroe Singleton
1862 - 1899
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Ida Abiah Massey
1861 - 1939
Spouse(s)
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Malcom Luther "Mack" Rogillio
1876 - 1961
Children Show all
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Chole R. Rogillio
1905 - Unknown
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Floyd Arley Rogillio
1908 - 1967
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Mable Geneva Rogillio
1910 - 2001
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Maxie Lena Rogillio
1914 - 1989
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Robert Ira Rogillio
1916 - 1974
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Connie Jewel Rogillio
1912 - 2006
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Lillie Marie Rogillio
1919 - 1993
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Chloe Rogillio
1905 - Unknown

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