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Permelia Evans

BirthFebruary 10, 1765 - South Carolina
DeathJanuary 10, 1827 - Jefferson County, Georgia, USA
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Born in South Carolina on February 10, 1765. Permelia Evans married Hugh Wilson and had 9 children. She passed away on January 10, 1827 in Jefferson County, Georgia, USA.

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Hugh Wilson
1763 - 1827
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John Hugh Wilson
1782 - 1849
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Samuel L Wilson
1797 - Unknown
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Josiah Evans Wilson
1786 - Unknown
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Mary Wilson
1792 - Unknown
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James Wilson
1784 - Unknown
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George Wilson
1789 - Unknown
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Robert Wilson
1798 - Unknown
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Permelia Wilson
1795 - Unknown
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Suzanna Wilson
1800 - Unknown

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