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Washington Long

Birth20 Sep 1809 - Ashe, North Carolina, USA
Death22 April 1907 - Laurel Springs, Ashe, North Carolina, United States
MotherSusannah "Sookie" Stamper
FatherJohn Long

Born in Ashe, North Carolina, USA on 20 Sep 1809 to John Long and Susannah "Sookie" Stamper. Washington Long married Martha Matilda Woodie and had 13 children. He passed away on 22 April 1907 in Laurel Springs, Ashe, North Carolina, United States.

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John Long
1783 - 1876
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Susannah "Sookie" Stamper
1792 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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Martha Matilda Woodie
1813 - 1907
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James W Long (Csa Co A Nc 26Th Inf)
1836 - 1864
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Morgan Long
1849 - 1891
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George Neil Long
1855 - 1902
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Mary Jane Long
1853 - 1911
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Harrison Hudson "Henry" Long
1843 - 1915
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Eli C Long
1835 - 1863
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Martin Long
1838 - 1862
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Fredona "Dona, Dora" Long
1869 - 1931
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Beady "Biddy" Long
1833 - Unknown
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Levi Long
1842 - 1924
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Lucinda G Schrum
1847 - 1934
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Shady (Shade) Andrew Long
1846 - 1934
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Adam Long
1848 - 1922

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