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Rachel A Singleton

Birth15 May 1843 - Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Death18 January 1926 - Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA
MotherMartha L. HITCHCOCK
FatherWilliam Singleton

Born in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States on 15 May 1843 to William Singleton and Martha L. HITCHCOCK. Rachel A Singleton married Benjamin Booten Hipkins and had 10 children. She passed away on 18 January 1926 in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA.

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Parents
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William Singleton
1800 - 1872
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Martha L. Hitchcock
1803 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Booten Hipkins
1836 - 1902
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Rachel Annie Hipkins
1865 - 1936
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Benjamin Boughton Hipkins
1870 - 1931
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Florence June Hipkins
1881 - 1929
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Harvey Herman Hipkins
1878 - 1956
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Frances Virginia Hipkins Bewley
1873 - 1920
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William Wesley Hipkins
1870 - 1926
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Allen Coleman Hipkins
1883 - 1968
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Alice Rebecca Hipkins
1861 - 1941
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Jane Hipkins
1887 - Unknown
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Margaret Hipkins
Unknown - Unknown

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