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Amanda Melvina Griffin's 1933 Texas death certificate, shared from Erin Caffey's family tree, and the 1850 Washington County, Georgia census page with Henry and Sarah Griffin, a probable household.
Documents (4) Open 1850 United States Federal Census — Division 91, Washington Co., Georgia, p. 268a (Ancestry record 19005888) · S662
1850 · p. p. 268a
Probable S662
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1920
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→ card Open Texas death certificate no. 35240, via Helm/Caffey Family Tree (Ancestry 119936132), shared by Erin Caffey
17 August 1933
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5/5/2026
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