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Thomas William Wesley Hash

Birth1783 - Grayson, Ashe, North Carolina, United States
Death1851-10-01 - Rock Island,Warren,Tennessee,USA
MotherRuth Sturgill
FatherThomas Hash

Born in Grayson, Ashe, North Carolina, United States on 1783 to Thomas Hash and Ruth Sturgill. Thomas William Wesley Hash married Elizabeth Baldwin and had 10 children. He passed away on 1851-10-01 in Rock Island,Warren,Tennessee,USA.

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Thomas Hash
1756 - 1848
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Ruth Sturgill
1758 - 1822
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Elizabeth Baldwin
1789 - 1872
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John Wilburn Hash
1818 - 1896
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Matilda Hash
1817 - 1895
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Martha 'Patsy' Hash
1822 - 1903
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William Wesley Hash
1827 - 1898
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Celia Jane Hash
1814 - 1895
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Julina Hash
1826 - 1885
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Cynthia S Hash
1810 - 1872
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Ewing Hash
1812 - 1861
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James Henry Hash
1841 - 1920
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Cornelius P. Hash
1844 - Unknown

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