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Mary Jane Singleton

Birth30 Sept 1872 - Navarro County, Texas, USA
Death24 Feb 1964 - Navarro County, Texas, USA
MotherElizabeth Catherine Wilson
FatherJames Franklin Singleton

Born in Navarro County, Texas, USA on 30 Sept 1872 to James Franklin Singleton and Elizabeth Catherine Wilson. Mary Jane Singleton married John Braxton Land and had 10 children. She passed away on 24 Feb 1964 in Navarro County, Texas, USA.

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James Franklin Singleton
1847 - 1919
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Elizabeth Catherine Wilson
1854 - 1882
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John Braxton Land
1863 - 1938
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Georgia Bell Land
1902 - 1994
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Bruce Slater Land
1909 - 2001
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Bessie Land
1895 - 1918
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Willie Loyd Land
1905 - 1980
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James Braxton Land
1896 - 1981
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Eddie Frank Land
1900 - 1976
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Hervey Hershal Land
1914 - 1933
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Eva Frances Land
1904 - 1904
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Dessie Land
1893 - 1893
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Zethra Land
1893 - 1893

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