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Missy Whitman
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Missy Witman, 1859 - 1859 Missy Witman 1859 1859 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania
Missy Witman was born on 1859, in , Pennsylvania, to William Whitman and Susannah Whitman (born Enders).
Missy had 5 siblings: William Austin Whitman, Isaac A Whitman and .
Missy passed away on 1859, at age less than one in , Pennsylvania.
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Missy WhitmanMissy Whitman in The Times-News - June 22 1986
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"... is the son of Mr. and Mrs James V. Taylor of Hendersonville. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Jeanette Williamson of Hendersonville was matron of honor. Missy Whitman of Saluda was bridesmaid. Child attendants were Stephanie Williamson of Flat Rock and Christy Camp of Hendersonville, flower girls, and Scotty Camp of Hendersonville, Kendal Williamson of Flat Rock was ..."
Publication place: Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina, United States
Missy WhitmanMissy Whitman in The Times-News - Jan 19 1980
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... by local business persons and fashion experts. Contestants for the pageant are: Seniors- Robin Anders, Lissa Bettman, Cindy Clark, Lynn Gordan, Jamie Hawkins, Tiffy Betty Lou Reese, Rita Stepp, Missy Whitman, Kim Williams and Kene Wilson. Juniors- Marketta Case, Christine Fann, Roxanne Halford, Shirley Hamilton, Lynn Justice, Clarie Lockaby, Julie Orr, Pam Sherman, and Jill Whitaker. Sophomores- Amanda Johnson, Tammy Mathis, ..."
Publication place: Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina, United States
Missy WhitmanMissy Whitman in The Times-News - Oct 19 1979
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"... and installed them at an installation breakfast in a Hendersonville restaurant. They are. clockwise from the lower left, Julee Orr, historian; Rocky Hyder, parliamentarian; Donna Greer, reporter: Capps, treasurer; Missy Whitman, secretary; Beth Etter, vice president; and Rita Wilder, president. Mead Parce, editor of The was guest speaker at the breakfast. He spoke on free enterprise. photo by Steve Claris. YMCA ..."
Publication place: Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina, United States
