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Washington Bledsoe

Birthabt 1825 - Tennessee
DeathNot Available - Washington County, Texas
MotherEda Bledsoe
FatherNot Available

Born in Tennessee on abt 1825 to Eda Bledsoe. Washington Bledsoe married Angeline Nash and had 10 children. He passed away in Washington County, Texas.

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Eda Bledsoe
1805 - Unknown
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Angeline Nash
1840 - 1933
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Lottie Bledsoe
1866 - 1957
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Lizzie Bledsoe
1872 - 1983
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Alexander Bledsoe
1864 - Unknown
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Bella Bledsoe
1870 - 1955
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Kate Bledsoe
1878 - Unknown
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Wash Bledsoe
1876 - Unknown
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Patsy Bledsoe
1877 - Unknown
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Oscar Bledsoe
1879 - Unknown
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Anderson Bledsoe
1862 - Unknown
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Fannie Bledso
1882 - Unknown

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