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Samuel Workman

Birth18 SEP 1866 - Lincoln, West Virginia, USA
Death01 Dec 1945 - Ranger, Lincoln, West Virginia, USA
MotherFrances 'Fannie' Nelson
FatherAbijah Workman

Born in Lincoln, West Virginia, USA on 18 SEP 1866 to Abijah Workman and Frances 'Fannie' Nelson. Samuel Workman married Catharine Mc Cann and had 9 children. He passed away on 01 Dec 1945 in Ranger, Lincoln, West Virginia, USA.

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Abijah Workman
1818 - 1900
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Frances 'Fannie' Nelson
1836 - 1896
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Catharine Mc Cann
1874 - 1903
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Mahulda Ann Carter
1889 - 1916
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Arnold Workman
1896 - 1974
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Lizzie Beth Workman
1894 - 1967
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Effie Workman
1892 - 1921
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Fanny Workman
1899 - 1986
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Boyd Workman
1909 - 1994
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Georgia M. Frye
1915 - 2001
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Evelyn Workman
1913 - 2003
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Jennings "Jinks" Workman
1911 - 1996
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Jennings Workman
1892 - Unknown

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