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Fannie Lee Wall

Birth18 Jan 1883 - South Carolina
Death12 May 1953 - Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
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Born in South Carolina on 18 Jan 1883. Fannie Lee Wall married Albert Curtis Wall and had 12 children. She passed away on 12 May 1953 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA.

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Albert Curtis Wall
Unknown - Unknown
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Curtis Wall
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Elbert Cecil Wall
1921 - 2000
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Mary Louise Wall Burnett
1912 - 1986
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Janie Ruth Wall
1906 - 1921
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Albert Lee Wall
1916 - 1998
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Elford Wall
1908 - 1973
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James "Howard" Wall
1915 - 2006
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Edith Wall
1918 - 1993
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Onie Elizabeth Wall Wilson
1914 - 1972
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Edna Annette Wall
1922 - 2006
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Agnes Estell Wall
1900 - 1958
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Joe Cletus Wall
1899 - 1967
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Ona Wall
1914 - Unknown

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