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Nelson Jayne Singleton

BirthSeptember 1860 - Maryetta, Washington, Ohio, United States
Death1938 - Ravenscrag, Saskatchewan, Canada
MotherCatherine/ Cat Jaynes
FatherRichard N. Singleton

Born in Maryetta, Washington, Ohio, United States on September 1860 to Richard N. Singleton and Catherine/ Cat Jaynes. Nelson Jayne Singleton married Eliza/Elizabeth Ann Morgan and had 10 children. He passed away on 1938 in Ravenscrag, Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Parents
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Richard N. Singleton
1815 - Unknown
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Catherine/ Cat Jaynes
1820 - 1904
Spouse(s)
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Eliza/elizabeth Ann Morgan
1870 - 1966
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Lela Bell Singleton
1907 - 1995
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Daniel Webster Singleton
1913 - 1988
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Nelson "Ted" Singleton
1911 - 1972
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Beatrice Singelton
1910 - 1910
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George Washington Singleton
1913 - 1989
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Alice Singleton
1900 - Unknown
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Cata C. Singleton
1899 - Unknown
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Catherine Singleton
1898 - Unknown
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Nolen Martin D Salisbury
1890 - 1971
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Annie Eliza Singleton
1909 - 1999

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