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flag female ancestor  Celia Ann  WHITE

Born
1 September 1877 Braxton, West Virginia, USA
Died

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Born: 1 September 1877 in Braxton, West Virginia, USA

Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown


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Celia Ann  married  Willis E TOWNSEND .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Willis E TOWNSEND  was born January 1860 in Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA. 

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Celia Ann WHITE married flag male ancestor Willis E TOWNSEND
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Children of Willis E TOWNSEND and Celia Ann WHITE

flag male ancestor Worthy Dewey TOWNSEND
Born: 10 August 1898, Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA
Died: 2 February 1965, Charleston, West Virginia, USA

Married: Edna FARLEY 6 December 1922



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BirthBirth — 1877
1 September 1877
Braxton, West Virginia, USA
1898 Birth of Child
Worthy Dewey TOWNSEND was born 10 August 1898, Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA

Celia Ann was 20 years old.
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Did You Know?Although the name 'Kanawha' was considered, 'West Virginia' was ultimately chosen to name the western counties of the state of Virginia which refused to secede from the Union in 1863. (statesymbolsusa.org)

June 20, 1863 - West Virginia becomes 35th U.S. state. It was part of Virginia until statehood.

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