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Bertha Inez Singleton

Birth16 Sep 1890 - Haywood Co., North Carolina
Death30 Jun 1982 - Haywood, North Carolina
MotherMartha Elizabeth Farmer Singleton
FatherJoseph Farest Singleton

Born in Haywood Co., North Carolina on 16 Sep 1890 to Joseph Farest Singleton and Martha Elizabeth Farmer Singleton. Bertha Inez Singleton married Erastus Kemuel Chambers and had 8 children. She passed away on 30 Jun 1982 in Haywood, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Joseph Farest Singleton
1868 - 1929
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Martha Elizabeth Farmer Singleton
1867 - 1956
Spouse(s)
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Erastus Kemuel Chambers
1884 - 1958
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Ted Hargrove Chambers
1924 - 1966
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Ennis Denver Chambers
1911 - 1986
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Henrietta Chambers
1928 - 2010
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Lucille Letha Chambers
1915 - 1995
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Guy Roy Chambers
1919 - 1974
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Mildred Chambers
1918 - 1999
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Marion Chambers
1921 - 1976
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Helen Lena Neal
1913 - 1994

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