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Ranee Lee Walker

Birth14 Aug 1904 - Sewanee, Franklin, Tennessee, United States
Death13 September 1992 - Cowan, Franklin, Tennessee, USA
MotherJessie Elizabeth Lizzie Pierce
FatherTaylor H Walker

Born in Sewanee, Franklin, Tennessee, United States on 14 Aug 1904 to Taylor H Walker and Jessie Elizabeth Lizzie Pierce. Ranee Lee Walker married George Washington Gilliam and had 8 children. She passed away on 13 September 1992 in Cowan, Franklin, Tennessee, USA.

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Taylor H Walker
1886 - 1917
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Jessie Elizabeth Lizzie Pierce
1881 - 1968
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George Washington Gilliam
1901 - 1987
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James Douglas Gilliam
1929 - 1955
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Charles Eugene Gilliam
1926 - 2005
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John Owen Gilliam
1928 - 1988
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Hazel Gilliam
1931 - 1975
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Marion Elizabeth Gilliam
1925 - 1933
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George Gilliam
1923 - 1981
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Marshall Frank Gilliam
1934 - 1972
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Margaret Frances Gilliam
1934 - 2004

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