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William Wesley Perdue

Birth14 Dec 1814 - Jefferson County, Georgia
Death2 December 1896 - Not Available
MotherRachel Anderson
FatherBenjamin A Perdue

Born in Jefferson County, Georgia on 14 Dec 1814 to Benjamin A Perdue and Rachel Anderson. William Wesley Perdue married Mary Ann Bridges and had 12 children. He passed away on 2 December 1896.

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Benjamin A Perdue
1795 - 1839
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Rachel Anderson
1785 - 1844
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Bridges
1827 - 1875
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William Wesley Perdue
1859 - 1947
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Robert Monroe Perdue
1850 - 1921
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James Madison Massey Perdue
1848 - 1929
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Sidney Chapel Perdue
1867 - 1873
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Joseph Washington Perdue
1854 - 1936
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William H. Perdue
1846 - 1919
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Evin Perdue
1855 - Unknown
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Mary Perdue
1857 - Unknown
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Ned Perdue
1863 - Unknown
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Ellen Perdue
1861 - Unknown
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Ann Perdue
1852 - Unknown
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Hillery Perdue
1849 - 1914

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