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Matilda E. Ayers

Birth16 AUG1825 - Lincoln Co Tennessee, USA
Death9 Nov 1901 - Lincoln, Tennessee, USA
MotherElizabeth Cassena West
FatherBaker William Ayers

Born in Lincoln Co Tennessee, USA on 16 AUG1825 to Baker William Ayers and Elizabeth Cassena West. Matilda E. Ayers married Silas Coleman Ross and had 11 children. She passed away on 9 Nov 1901 in Lincoln, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Baker William Ayers
1805 - 1874
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Elizabeth Cassena West
1806 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Silas Coleman Ross
1819 - 1874
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Jacob Kiser Mullins
1824 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lenora Ross
1843 - 1911
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Lucinda A. Josephine Ross
1847 - Unknown
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Mary Frances Ross
1850 - 1910
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John Franklin Colby Ross
1859 - 1914
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Amanda E. "Mandy" "Ross" George
1857 - Unknown
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Letitia C. Ross
1867 - 1911
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Ida Susan Cassandier Ross
1863 - 1911
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Nita M. Ross
1855 - 1894
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Abijah P. Ross
1845 - Unknown
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Louisa J. Ross
1841 - Unknown
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Lumiza D. Ross
1852 - Unknown

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