Charmion (Siegner) Taylor
(died 2002)
Death
2002
Summary
Charmion (Siegner) Taylor was born into the Siegner family and married into the Taylor family. Charmion was born to Alexander Siegner and Charmion (Watson) Siegner. Charmion died in 2002.
Updated: September 4, 2019
Charmion (Siegner) Taylor
Charmion Taylor
(died 2002)
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Charmion (Siegner) Taylor lived
77 years shorter than
the average Siegner family member
when they died at the age of .
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The average age of
a
Siegner family member is 77.
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Parents:
Nov 29, 1899 - Jan 1976
1899 - 1976
Jul 25, 1895 - Unknown
1895 - ?
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1911 - Aug 3, 2006
1911 - 2006
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