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"Adopted" by Faircloth - or born to Faircloth?

In the Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997 - a John Dee Faircloth was born to Albina Mary Cernach [sic - should be "Cernoch') and the father's name is given as Eston E. Faircloth.

John Dee Faircloth was born 6 February 1936. This would of course explain his stage name use of "Johnny Faire" later.

Previously, Albina had been married a decade earlier in January 7, 1923 to a Raymond Cross ... but that does not explain the "Abonosh" last name reference]

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