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John Singleton

BirthAbt. 1834 - South Carolina
Death1916 - South Carolina
MotherMary Ann Thompson
FatherOverstreet S Singleton

Born in South Carolina on Abt. 1834 to Overstreet S Singleton and Mary Ann Thompson. John Singleton married Martha Dewees and had 7 children. He passed away on 1916 in South Carolina.

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Overstreet S Singleton
1806 - 1886
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Mary Ann Thompson
1803 - 1850
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Martha Dewees
1841 - 1903
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Martha Jane Dickson
1836 - 1918
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Thomas Singleton
1864 - 1901
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Mary Jane Singleton
1878 - Unknown
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Franklin D. Singleton
1870 - 1925
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Harriet I. Singleton
1865 - Unknown
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Claudia M Singleton
1863 - 1917
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Sam. F. Singleton
1871 - 1948
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James Singleton
1876 - Unknown

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