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Granderson Singleton

BirthAbt 1852 - Georgia
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Born in Georgia on Abt 1852. Granderson Singleton married Annie Lewis and had 15 children.

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Annie Lewis
1875 - Unknown
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Amanda Walker
1853 - Unknown
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Martha Anne Singleton (Keaton)
1875 - 1898
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Amanda Walker
Unknown - Unknown
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Lester Singleton
1895 - Unknown
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Ocye Singleton
1888 - 1941
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Chester Singleton
1894 - Unknown
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Benjiman Singleton
1887 - 1935
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Nincy Singleton
1880 - Unknown
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Viney Singleton
1883 - Unknown
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Mary Singleton
1892 - Unknown
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Walter Jacob Singleton
1885 - Unknown
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Gus Singleton
1880 - 1940
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Grandison Singleton
1878 - Unknown
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Pet Singleton
1880 - Unknown
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Walter Singleton
1885 - Unknown
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Gus Singleton
1876 - Unknown
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Bernie Singleton
1888 - Unknown
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Rachel Amanda Singleton
1877 - Unknown

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