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Edmund Singleton

Birth08 Dec 1820 - Pickens County, South Carolina, USA
Death28 June 1911 - Benton, AR, USA
MotherElizabeth Hurt
FatherWilliam Greene Singleton

Born in Pickens County, South Carolina, USA on 08 Dec 1820 to William Greene Singleton and Elizabeth Hurt. Edmund Singleton married Nancy Margaret Coffee and had 12 children. He passed away on 28 June 1911 in Benton, AR, USA.

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William Greene Singleton
1793 - 1893
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Elizabeth Hurt
1794 - 1872
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Nancy Margaret Coffee
1827 - 1902
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William Edward Singleton
1846 - 1898
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Amanda Singleton
1850 - 1934
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Robert Lewis Singleton
1855 - 1928
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Dudley Terrell Singleton
1853 - 1914
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Daniel Madison Singleton
1848 - 1930
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Sarah Jane Singleton
1844 - 1933
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Martha Josphine Singleton
1852 - 1941
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Elizabeth Ann Singleton
1842 - 1905
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Jemima Lucretia Singleton
1861 - 1924
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Mary Roseylee Singleton
1859 - 1930
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Franklin Alexander Singleton
1855 - 1908
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Jessie Singleton
1863 - Unknown

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