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Charles Nunley

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Nina Miles

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04/26/2004

Charles Nunley

This photo is of Charles Nunley, son of Benjamin F. and Jane ______ Nunley. He was b. 1872 in Wayne County WV or possibly in KY, and d. between 1910/1920. Wife was Evaline Walker, married 2 Mar 1906. He left behind Lona or Lara, Amos, Benjamin and Lowell.

Date & Place: 1900 in Wayne County, West Virginia

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Bev Riggs

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05/17/2004

Was your Benjamin F. Nunley the son of John Wesley Nunley and grandson of Jeremiah Nunley? I would love to know if this is my Benjamin F.'s son. [contact link] Bev

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Nina Miles

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05/17/2004

No, he was the son of Daniel Nunley and America Skaggs of KY. Benjamin Nunley was a very common name, though. I've seen a lot of them.

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