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Mahala Jane Gateley

Birth04 Feb 1845 - Gibson County, Tennessee, USA
Death5 SEP 1917 - Yell Co., AR
MotherMartha B. Wallingsford
FatherHenry Chambers Gatly Gateley

Born in Gibson County, Tennessee, USA on 04 Feb 1845 to Henry Chambers Gatly Gateley and Martha B. Wallingsford. Mahala Jane Gateley married Macon Sobiskie Cox and had 11 children. She passed away on 5 SEP 1917 in Yell Co., AR.

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Parents
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Henry Chambers Gatly Gateley
1816 - 1883
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Martha B. Wallingsford
1820 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Macon Sobiskie Cox
1837 - 1886
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Martha Elizabeth Cox
1869 - 1920
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John Walton Cox
1873 - 1956
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Mary Ann Cox
1868 - 1931
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Nancy Jane "Nannie" Cox
1871 - 1942
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Charley H Cox
1874 - 1953
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Robert Henry Cox
1879 - 1950
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Freddy Lee 'Fred' Cox
1877 - 1953
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Nellie Cox
1886 - 1938
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Minnie Cox
1881 - 1974
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Myrtle Cox Mckenzie
1883 - 1964
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Leora Cox
1885 - 1977

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