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William Jackson Dye

Birth7 Apr 1871 - Bowden Carre, Georgia
Death10 Sep 1952 - Talladega, Talladega, Alabama
MotherMartha Frances Wagnon
FatherWilliam David Dye

Born in Bowden Carre, Georgia on 7 Apr 1871 to William David Dye and Martha Frances Wagnon. William Jackson Dye married Lydia Elizabeth Traywick and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 Sep 1952 in Talladega, Talladega, Alabama.

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William David Dye
1841 - 1936
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Martha Frances Wagnon
1846 - 1936
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Lydia Elizabeth Traywick
1892 - 1973
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Lillie Rosezena Stephens
1885 - Unknown
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Thelma Lea Dye
1914 - 2008
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Jewel Charles Dye
1904 - 1988
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Bessie Dye Ayers
1900 - 1940
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William Howard Dye
1921 - 1973
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William Clarrell Dye
1916 - 1988
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Winmon Clinton Dye
1918 - 1977
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Darrell Daniel Dye
1902 - 1964
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Walter Casey Dye
1929 - 2002
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James Olen Dye
1924 - 2003

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