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Amos David Boyce

Birth17 September 1925 - Marion County, United States of America
Death23 November 2008 - Fairmont, Marion County, United States of America
MotherGoldie Alice CARPENTER
FatherEarl Boyce

Born in Marion County, United States of America on 17 September 1925 to Earl Boyce and Goldie Alice CARPENTER. Amos David Boyce married Doris Maxine Baker and had 4 children. He passed away on 23 November 2008 in Fairmont, Marion County, United States of America.

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Earl Boyce
1895 - 1949
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Goldie Alice Carpenter
1899 - 1982
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Doris Maxine Baker
1928 - 1989
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Dwight Daniel Boyce
1949 - 1949
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Kevin Amos Boyce
1951 - 2006
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Pamela Dawn Boyce
Unknown - Unknown
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Clifford Kyle Boyce
1962 - 2017

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