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WIlliam Judson Ayers

Birth21 Feb 1870 - Carroll County, Georgia, USA
Death29 Apr 1945 - Hartford, Geneva, Alabama, United States
MotherSarah Frances Barry
FatherWilliam Martin Chapell Ayers

Born in Carroll County, Georgia, USA on 21 Feb 1870 to William Martin Chapell Ayers and Sarah Frances Barry. WIlliam Judson Ayers married Martha Cordelia Whisenhunt and had 11 children. He passed away on 29 Apr 1945 in Hartford, Geneva, Alabama, United States.

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William Martin Chapell Ayers
1840 - 1906
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Sarah Frances Barry
1843 - 1904
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Martha Cordelia Whisenhunt
1876 - 1960
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Margaret Josephine Ayers
1902 - 1951
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John Huey Jefferson Ayers
1892 - 1964
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Willie H Ayers
1912 - Unknown
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Vera Ayers
1915 - 1975
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Mattie Lou Ayers
1909 - 1977
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Arthur M Ayers
1895 - 1951
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Lilian E Ayers
1897 - Unknown
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Vivian Florence Ayers
1899 - 1971
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Lena Mae Ayers
1907 - 1980
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Fannie Ayers
1904 - 1989
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Vevie Ayers
1900 - Unknown

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