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Some Chesterfield County families from the 1800s
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Re: Some Chesterfield County families from the 1800s
Norma_Baugh
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Posted: 16 Nov 2006 2:15PM GMT
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Edited: 16 Nov 2006 2:57PM GMT
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Just read your message and I will check my Odom file to verify William B. I don't know Tamar's maiden name but she and Edwin are buried in Chesterfield.
Sincerely,
Norma
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Norma Polson Baugh
29 Nov 2000 12:00PM GMT
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17 May 2002 10:57AM GMT
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Norma Baugh
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Norma_Baugh
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7 Dec 2007 5:25PM GMT
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