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Susan "Sue" Singleton

Birth4 Jan 1871 - Bell County, Texas, USA
Death29 Dec 1940 - Chriesman, Burleson, Texas/Milam, Texas, USA
MotherEliza Ann Huffman
FatherPhilip de Zavala Singleton

Born in Bell County, Texas, USA on 4 Jan 1871 to Philip de Zavala Singleton and Eliza Ann Huffman. Susan "Sue" Singleton married JAMES MONROE "JIM" BANKSTON and had 8 children. She passed away on 29 Dec 1940 in Chriesman, Burleson, Texas/Milam, Texas, USA.

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Philip De Zavala Singleton
1835 - 1910
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Eliza Ann Huffman
1844 - 1923
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James Monroe "Jim" Bankston
1856 - 1950
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James David Bankston
1893 - 1953
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Thomas Phillip Bankston
1886 - 1978
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Katie Myrtle Bankston
1895 - 1987
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Nola B Bankston
1899 - Unknown
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Forrest Collins Bankston
1903 - 1924
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Clyde Bertha Bankston
1888 - 1915
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Claud Price Bankston
1891 - 1939
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Mary Loraine Bankston
1907 - 1985

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