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Richard Benjamin TWITTY.

Birth27 Jun 1863 - Florence, Lauderdale, Alabama, United States
Death15 April 1923 - Savannah, Hardin, Tennessee
MotherHannah A. Bryant
FatherGeorge Washington Twitty

Born in Florence, Lauderdale, Alabama, United States on 27 Jun 1863 to George Washington Twitty and Hannah A. Bryant. Richard Benjamin TWITTY. married Fannie Price BURLESON. Twitty and had 11 children. He passed away on 15 April 1923 in Savannah, Hardin, Tennessee.

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George Washington Twitty
1830 - 1873
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Hannah A. Bryant
1826 - 1901
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Fannie Price Burleson. Twitty
1866 - 1951
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John Curlee Twitty
1907 - 1992
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Albert Kelly Twitty
1901 - 1970
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Richard Benjamin Twitty
1892 - 1965
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William Charles Twitty
1886 - 1938
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May Belle Twitty
1899 - Unknown
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Frederick Elbert Twitty
1898 - 1968
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Lillian Twitty
1889 - 1920
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Omer Prim Twitty
1895 - 1977
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Elmer S Twitty
1904 - 1981
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Henry Twitty
1892 - Unknown
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Thomas Twitty
1906 - 1910

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