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Thomas William Singleton

Birth27 August 1887 - Halls Crossroads, Harford, Maryland,USA
Death19 December 1965 - Aberdeen, Harford, Maryland, United States of America
MotherMary E. Sampson
FatherWilliam James Singleton

Born in Halls Crossroads, Harford, Maryland,USA on 27 August 1887 to William James Singleton and Mary E. Sampson. Thomas William Singleton married Rosa Lee Jane Cullum and had 9 children. He passed away on 19 December 1965 in Aberdeen, Harford, Maryland, United States of America.

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William James Singleton
1856 - 1921
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Mary E. Sampson
1861 - 1935
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Rosa Lee Jane Cullum
1892 - Unknown
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Bertha C Singleton
1915 - 1989
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Mildred Elizabeth Singleton
1916 - 1993
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Elsie Singleton
1920 - 1993
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William Thomas "Bud" Singleton
1927 - 1994
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Mary Singleton
1913 - 1964
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Henrietta Lee Jane Singleton
1927 - 2001
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Lillie Singleton
1922 - 2002
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Catharine Singleton
1911 - Unknown
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Bertha C Singleton
Unknown - Unknown

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