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Charles Ross Wilson

Birth1878 - West Virginia
DeathJul 1936 - Not Available
MotherSarah Jane Conn
FatherAlpheus Holland Wilson

Born in West Virginia on 1878 to Alpheus Holland Wilson and Sarah Jane Conn. Charles Ross Wilson married Zeraldie May “Raldie” Longstreth and had 7 children. He passed away on Jul 1936.

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Parents
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Alpheus Holland Wilson
1842 - 1911
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Sarah Jane Conn
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Zeraldie May “Raldie” Longstreth
1885 - 1937
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Mary Lee Wilson
1909 - 1929
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Dorothea Virginia Wilson
1919 - 1984
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Elsie Janice Wilson
1911 - 1999
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Jessie Rovella Wilson
1917 - 1991
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Pearl Glandis Wilson
1907 - 1986
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Mabel Juanita Wilson
1921 - 1991
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Charles Ross Wilson
1878 - 1936

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