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Maggie L Chestnut c. 1922 - c. 1998

Maggie L Chestnut was born on May 21, 1922, and died at age 76 years old on September 18, 1998. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Maggie L Chestnut.

Maggie L Chestnut

May 21, 1922

September 18, 1998

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Maggie L Chestnut's History: circa 1922 - circa 1998

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05/21

1922

Birthday

May 21, 1922

Birthdate

Unknown

Birthplace

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Ethnicity & Family History

Caucasian/Indian
Nationality & Locations

USA
Religious Beliefs

Baptist
Professional Career

Stay at home Mother/Wife
09/18

1998

Death

September 18, 1998

Death date

Alzheimer's/Stroke

Cause of death

Unknown
Death location

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Obituary

She was married to Oscar Wayne Chestnut. Her maiden name was McDowell. Her and Oscar lived in the Hickory Groove Section of Hwy 905 on Old Reeves Ferry Rd, Conway, SC. Together they had six children;- four sons: Lynwood Chestnut (Deceased due to an automobile accident at the age of 19, appro) Bobby Chestnut (Deceased due to Stroke), Danny Chestnut and Larry Chestnut. Two daughter- Alvina Chestnut Bratcher and Linda Chestnut Todd.

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Wendy Sanders

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09/13/2013

Maggie aka Grandma was a different woman. She worried alot after Lynwood's death and became fixated on Bobby who lived with her and Oscar (granddaddy). She loved to dip snuff and drink Coke. She always had one eye on her pocketbook. If she called you and you happened to answer, be prepared to stay on the phone; most of the time she was on the hunt down for Bobby. She had her own style and language. She would say things like, "Your in it now ole gal", "Im packing my bags and moving to the Big Swamp). LoL!! I honestly believe that she had a fear of leaving the house-now that I'm older. She never wanted to go anywhere. In fact you had to coax her to get her to leave. She wore a toboggan almost all the time. Toward the end of her life, I started to see her in a different way. I believe she was hiding something on the inside. Be it an unrealistic fear or possible suffering from some type of mental condition such as OCD? Regardless she provided us grands with countless laughs! She would give us money to walk to Thomas Viles store to get her snuff and a coke. Needless to say, We didn't mind- Wink... She had Epilepsy (wanted to add that, just in case someone in the future needs to know)!

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