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Chief John “Young Tassel” Watts 1750–1808 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1750
Birth Location: Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America
Death Date: 1808
Death Location: Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America
Father: John Watts
Mother: Willenawah Carpenter
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Chief John “Young Tassel” Watts was born in 1750 in Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America, the child of John Old Forked Tongue Watts And Willenawah Oosta White Owl Great Eagle Carpenter. Chief John “Young Tassel” Watts passed away in 1808 in Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America.
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- Chief John “Young Tassel” Watts was born in 1750 in Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America, the child of John Old Forked Tongue Watts And Willenawah Oosta White Owl Great Eagle Carpenter.
- Chief John “Young Tassel” Watts passed away in 1808 in Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America.
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1750
Event Place: Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Custom Event
Event Date: 1808
Event Place: DeKalb County, Alabama, USA
Record Source: Findagrave, Chief John “Young Tassel” Watts 1808
Genealogy Event 3
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1808
Event Place: Wills Valley, DeKalb, Alabama, British Colonial America