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William Alan Dickson

Birth1851 - Marengo CountyAlabama, USA
Death14 April 1931 - Greenwood, Leflore County Miss. USA
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Born in Marengo CountyAlabama, USA on 1851. William Alan Dickson married Martha Ross Veatch and had 8 children. He passed away on 14 April 1931 in Greenwood, Leflore County Miss. USA.

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Martha Ross Veatch
1851 - 1907
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Lora Allan Dickson
1886 - 1944
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Hallie V Dickson
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Eliza Dickson
1878 - 1957
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Irvine Dickson
1890 - Unknown
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W J Dickson
1880 - Unknown
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V. Mertis Dickson
1874 - Unknown
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Paul Saunders Dickson
1892 - 1944
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Irma Dickson
1887 - Unknown

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