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Addaline Wilson

Birth9 Feb 1861 - Miami County, Kansas
Death8 October 1932 - Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado, United States of America
MotherElizabeth Glenton
FatherJohn William Wilson

Born in Miami County, Kansas on 9 Feb 1861 to John William Wilson and Elizabeth Glenton. Addaline Wilson married Losker Berridge and had 8 children. She passed away on 8 October 1932 in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado, United States of America.

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John William Wilson
1822 - 1869
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Elizabeth Glenton
1832 - 1905
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Losker Berridge
1851 - 1913
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Mary Elizabeth Berridge
1877 - 1949
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Henry Oliver Berridge
1888 - 1952
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Lillie Ellen Berridge
1885 - 1937
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John Alonzo Berridge
1882 - 1952
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Sarah Edna Berridge
1880 - 1955
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Carl Otis Berridge
1890 - 1931
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Floy Agnes Berridge
1901 - 1949
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Cordia May Berridge
1884 - 1884

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