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Tennessee Akins

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Stilwell, Adair County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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Suggested edit: She died in 1915 or 1916. She was probably born in the Old Cherokee Nation; the oldest sister, Mary Ann Akins Snow, was born there.
Contributor: Ellen Workman (47016039) •
Suggested edit: There used to be sandstone marker; I think I could find it as it is near Louisa Akins and Minerva Isabel Addington's graves (sisters). Her first name was Marguerite. She never married. She lost her hearing probably due to scarlet fever but she had already learned to read and write so she communicated that way. She was my grandfather's favorite aunt.
Contributor: Ellen Workman (47016039) •
Suggested edit: She died in 1915 or 1916. She was probably born in the Old Cherokee Nation; the oldest sister, Mary Ann Akins Snow, was born there.
Contributor: Ellen Workman (47016039) •
Suggested edit: There used to be sandstone marker; I think I could find it as it is near Louisa Akins and Minerva Isabel Addington's graves (sisters). Her first name was Marguerite. She never married. She lost her hearing probably due to scarlet fever but she had already learned to read and write so she communicated that way. She was my grandfather's favorite aunt.
Contributor: Ellen Workman (47016039) •

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