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William Taylor Counts

BirthAug 1864 - Muddy Fork, Arkansas
DeathDecember 3, 1932 - Arkansas
MotherEmeline Counts
FatherNot Available

Born in Muddy Fork, Arkansas on Aug 1864 to Emeline Counts. William Taylor Counts married Martha Mattie E Turrentine and had 13 children. He passed away on December 3, 1932 in Arkansas.

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Emeline Counts
1840 - Unknown
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Martha Mattie E Turrentine
1867 - 1928
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Booker Levi Counts
1902 - 1989
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William Henry Willie Counts
1895 - 1980
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Mildred Counts
1893 - 1925
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Lydia E Counts
1897 - Unknown
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Flossie P Counts
1912 - 1982
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Annie Delilah Counts
1892 - 1943
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Faire D Counts
1907 - 1975
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Callie D Counts
1910 - 1979
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Ifant Counts
1910 - Unknown
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Hal Counts
1907 - 1920
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Faual Counts
1907 - Unknown
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Callie D Counts
1910 - 1979
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Thomas A. Counts
1883 - Unknown

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