Tabitha Ann Wallace

Birth13 December 1859 - Anderson County, Tennessee, United States of America

Death13 September 1952 - Clinton, Anderson County, Tennessee, United States of America

MotherBarbara E Robbins

FatherMilas Dasmond Wallace .

Born in Anderson County, Tennessee, United States of America on 13 December 1859 to Milas Dasmond Wallace . and Barbara E Robbins. Tabitha Ann Wallace married Caleb Houston Hoskins and had 10 children. She passed away on 13 September 1952 in Clinton, Anderson County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Parents

Milas Dasmond Wallace .
1833 - 1927

Barbara E Robbins
1835 - 1911

Spouse(s)

Caleb Houston Hoskins
1857 - 1906

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Mary Christmas Hoskins
1889 - 1981

Hobart Jane Hoskins
1896 - 1992

Mattie Ivory Hoskins
1894 - 1923

George Dobbins Hoskins
1890 - 1976

Sam W Hoskins
1899 - 1989

Daily Barbara Hoskins
1887 - 1984

Charles Carter Hoskins
1898 - 1946

Eliza Surbeller Hoskins
1891 - 1971

Benard Hoskins
1893 - 1986

Jessie Lee Hoskins
1902 - 1987

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