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Callie Combs Williams, KY

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Callie Combs Williams, KY
Photos from my mothers collection - Callie Combs William, Hazard, KY
People in photo include: Callie (Combs) Williams
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Is there a Aubrey Combs in this line ?
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I doubt it. You see Williams was not my grandfathers surname. He used it when he and my grandmother got married. Not sure why. His last name was Vacco. He was an Italian-american with ties to the Maffia.
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