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Nancy A Estelle Vinson

Birth16 Feb 1854 - South Carolina
Death2 Apr 1932 - Greenville, Greenville, South Carolina, United States
MotherLucinda Lucy Chapman
FatherG Hulette Vinson

Born in South Carolina on 16 Feb 1854 to G Hulette Vinson and Lucinda Lucy Chapman. Nancy A Estelle Vinson married Hiram Edward "Shug" Cooley + and had 13 children. She passed away on 2 Apr 1932 in Greenville, Greenville, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
G Hulette Vinson
1836 - 1898
Lucinda Lucy Chapman
1807 - 1882
Spouse(s)
Hiram Edward "Shug" Cooley +
1852 - 1919
Children Show all
Jasper Manning Cooley
1891 - 1929
James Enoch Cooley
1894 - 1975
Tensie Cooley
1883 - 1969
Pollie Ann Elizabeth Cooley
1889 - 1980
Etta Cooley
1886 - 1964
Hiram C. Cooley +
1878 - 1971
Rossie Cooley
1900 - 1981

Delilah Christine Cooley +
1897 - 1968
Lillian Sanara Cooley
1899 - Unknown
Pattie Cooley
1897 - Unknown
Rossie Cooley
1900 - 1981
Liba Cooley
1898 - Unknown
Lola Cooley
1881 - 1951

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