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Ellen Randall

Birth06 Jan 1857 - Randolph County, AL
Death15 Aug 1948 - Comanche, Texas
MotherMary Ann Elizabeth Claxton
FatherSmiley Seaborn Randall

Born in Randolph County, AL on 06 Jan 1857 to Smiley Seaborn Randall and Mary Ann Elizabeth Claxton. Ellen Randall married Joseph "Joe" Warren Gaines and had 12 children. She passed away on 15 Aug 1948 in Comanche, Texas.

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Parents
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Smiley Seaborn Randall
1828 - 1916
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Claxton
1832 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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Joseph "Joe" Warren Gaines
1847 - 1941
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Hamilton Alexander Gaines
1889 - 1974
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Edward Cyrus Gaines
1875 - 1939
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Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) Gaines
1877 - 1965
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Fannie Cooley
1886 - 1912
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Bula B Gaines
1880 - 1971
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Arthur Franklin Gaines
1882 - 1964
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Margaret Pauline (Maggie) Gaines
1884 - 1944
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Austin Gaines
1895 - 1915
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Ida Gaines
1898 - 1928
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Joseph Gaines
1891 - 1983
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Sidney Alexander Gaines
1886 - 1963
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George Gaines
1879 - Unknown

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