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Sarah Woolfork

BirthAbt. 1872 - Spotsylvania
DeathAft. 1920 - Spotsylvania,,Virginia,USA
MotherEllen Broadnax
FatherBarnett Barney Woolfolk

Born in Spotsylvania on Abt. 1872 to Barnett Barney Woolfolk and Ellen Broadnax. Sarah Woolfork married Octavius White and had 12 children. She passed away on Aft. 1920 in Spotsylvania,,Virginia,USA.

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Parents
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Barnett Barney Woolfolk
1815 - 1900
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Ellen Broadnax
1825 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Octavius White
1875 - 1920
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Judy "Julia" Scott
1888 - Unknown
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Ellen Scott
1890 - Unknown
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Martha Scott
1898 - 1988
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George Scott
1894 - 1940
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Manuel Scott
1900 - 1934
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Daniel Scott
1904 - Unknown
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Mary Scott
1906 - Unknown
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John Scott
1886 - Unknown
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Cora Scott
1909 - Unknown
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Harvey Scott
1896 - Unknown
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Viney Scott
1894 - Unknown
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Malvine Scott-holiday
1894 - 1970

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