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Charity Mayo 1804–1855 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1804
Birth Location: Washington County, Georgia, USA
Death Date: 4 May 1855
Death Location: Sandersville, Washington, Georgia, United States
Father: William Mayo
Mother: Elizabeth MANNING
Spouse(s): George Wiggins
Children(s): Luther Wiggins
Charity Mayo was born in 1804 in Washington County, Georgia, USA, the child of William Mayo And Elizabeth Manning. Charity Mayo married George Washington Wiggins, and had children including Luther Daniel Wiggins. Charity Mayo passed away in 1855 in Sandersville, Washington, Georgia, United States.
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Biography
- Charity Mayo was born in 1804 in Washington County, Georgia, USA, the child of William Mayo And Elizabeth Manning.
- Charity Mayo married George Washington Wiggins, and had children including Luther Daniel Wiggins.
- Charity Mayo passed away in 1855 in Sandersville, Washington, Georgia, United States.
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Charity Mayo's Ancestors
Charity Mayo's Descendants
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1. Luther (Daniel) Wiggins 1833–1910 m. Caroline (Elizabeth Rhoda) Whiddon 1841–1891
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1. Clemmie (Clayton) Wiggins 1877–1958 m. Tilden (Winder) Watkins 1876–1955
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1. luther (Daniel) Watkins 1909–1981 m. Hallie Putnam 1914–1965
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Charity Mayo's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1804
Event Place: Washington County, Georgia, USA
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 4 May 1855
Event Place: Sandersville, Washington, Georgia, United States