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Leona E Singleton

BirthJan 1874 - Montgomery County, Arkansas
Death05 Feb 1913 - Oden, Montgomery, Arkansas, United States of America
MotherGeorgia Ann Gilbert
FatherJoel "Joe" Benjamin Singleton

Born in Montgomery County, Arkansas on Jan 1874 to Joel "Joe" Benjamin Singleton and Georgia Ann Gilbert. Leona E Singleton married John B Ballard and had 10 children. She passed away on 05 Feb 1913 in Oden, Montgomery, Arkansas, United States of America.

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Parents
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Joel "Joe" Benjamin Singleton
1849 - 1928
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Georgia Ann Gilbert
1851 - 1904
Spouse(s)
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John B Ballard
1868 - 1901
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Edmond "Ed" Roberson
1883 - 1960
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Benjamin Bid Ballard
1891 - 1969
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Johnnie Coup Ballard
1887 - 1900
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Amanda B "Mandy" Ballard
1893 - 1980
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Noral R Roberson
1905 - 1965
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James Luther Ballard
1895 - 1983
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Harvey Monroe Ballard
1900 - 1980
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Johnnie Robinson
1910 - 1910
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Samuel Harrison Ballard
1896 - 1959
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Grace L Roberson
1907 - 1976
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Hubert R Roberson
1913 - 1960

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