Wallis Washington True

Birth22 November 1825 - Hardin County, Kentucky, USA

Death19 September 1907 - Vaughn, Benton County, Arkansas, USA

MotherNancy Steward

FatherJohn Fitzhugh True

Born in Hardin County, Kentucky, USA on 22 November 1825 to John Fitzhugh True and Nancy Steward. Wallis Washington True married Golda Emmaline Lina Derreberry and had 14 children. He passed away on 19 September 1907 in Vaughn, Benton County, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents

John Fitzhugh True
1784 - 1850

Nancy Steward
1786 - 1829

Spouse(s)

Golda Emmaline Lina Derreberry
1829 - 1915

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William Michael True
1851 - 1929

Thomas Grant "Tom" True
1868 - 1938

Abraham Lincoln True
1864 - 1967

Benjamin Franklin True
1861 - 1903

Ida Matilda True
1873 - 1965

Margaret Ann True
1870 - 1959

Robert Valentine True
1854 - 1898

James Wallis True
1854 - 1943

John True
1849 - 1932

Mary C. True
1846 - 1860

Nancy Allen
1856 - 1956

Sarah True
1845 - 1891

Louisa Belle True
1862 - 1939

Martha Jane True
1847 - 1940

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