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John C. Singleton

Birth28 Nov 1857 - Montgomery, Arkansas, United States
Death3 February 1930 - Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA
MotherNancy Jane Wilhite
FatherDoctor Franklin Singleton

Born in Montgomery, Arkansas, United States on 28 Nov 1857 to Doctor Franklin Singleton and Nancy Jane Wilhite. John C. Singleton married Martha Melvina Goodner and had 7 children. He passed away on 3 February 1930 in Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA.

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Doctor Franklin Singleton
1837 - 1905
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Nancy Jane Wilhite
1844 - 1905
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Martha Melvina Goodner
1859 - 1923
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Ida Bell Singleton
1887 - 1961
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Margaret Elizabeth (Lizzie) Singleton
1877 - 1951
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Guilford Dudley Singleton
1883 - 1930
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Harley Wesley Singleton
1880 - 1964
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Dorcas Myrtle Singleton
1895 - 1924
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Myrtle May Singleton
1888 - 1951
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Ardenia E Singleton
1878 - Unknown

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