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Adelaide L. Sortor

BirthJune 4, 1901 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA
Death10 December 1999 - Glen Riddle Lima, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSarah M. Cunningham
FatherCharles Albert Sortor

Born in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA on June 4, 1901 to Charles Albert Sortor and Sarah M. Cunningham. Adelaide L. Sortor married Leo Joseph Dillon and had 5 children. She passed away on 10 December 1999 in Glen Riddle Lima, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Charles Albert Sortor
1873 - 1964
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Sarah M. Cunningham
1870 - 1913
Spouse(s)
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Leo Joseph Dillon
1901 - 1961
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Nancy Jeanne Dillon
1934 - 2003
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Leo Joseph Dillon
1924 - 1986
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Francis Charles Dillon
1933 - 2006
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Helen Dillon
1926 - 2005
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Joanne D Dillon
1931 - 2001

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