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Nancy Candy

Birth15 Aug.,1890 - Oklahoma, Indian Territory
Death11/29/1961 - Oklahoma, United States
MotherSALLIE Chambers
FatherDeertrack Candy

Born in Oklahoma, Indian Territory on 15 Aug.,1890 to Deertrack Candy and SALLIE Chambers. Nancy Candy married John Birdtail and had 12 children. She passed away on 11/29/1961 in Oklahoma, United States.

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Parents
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Deertrack Candy
1855 - 1903
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Sallie Chambers
1864 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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John Birdtail
1885 - 1953
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John Birdtail
1886 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Maggie Birdtail
1915 - 2012
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Sam Birdtail
1923 - 1993
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Sally Birdtail
1928 - 1928
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William "Bill" Birdtail
1918 - 2000
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Sam Birdtail
1923 - 1993
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Charles "Charlie" D. Birdtail
1911 - 1981
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Annie Birdtail
1926 - 1978
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Richard Birdtail
1921 - 1987
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James Birdtail
1913 - 1930
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Lee Birdtail
1931 - 2012
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Jean B. Birdtail
1934 - 1996
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Raymond Birdtail
1928 - 2006

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