Anna May Boring

Birth8 Jun 1889 - Sistersville, Tyler, West Virginia vs Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia

Death5 November 1952 - Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, United States of America

MotherSarah Ann Wheeler

FatherHiram Washington Boring

Born in Sistersville, Tyler, West Virginia vs Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia on 8 Jun 1889 to Hiram Washington Boring and Sarah Ann Wheeler. Anna May Boring married Charles Edwin Boothby and had 9 children. She passed away on 5 November 1952 in Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, United States of America.

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Parents

Hiram Washington Boring
1862 - 1918

Sarah Ann Wheeler
1867 - 1945

Spouse(s)

Charles Edwin Boothby
1895 - 1969

Walter C Cruise
1899 - 1968

Harvey Holland Kuhn (Koon)
1873 - 1939

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George Steven Kuhn
1913 - 1997

Herman Louis Cruise
1920 - 2000

William Henry Kuhn
1909 - 1982

Ruth Mae Boothby
1917 - 1999

Harry Holland Koon Kuhn
1912 - Unknown

Carl Walter Cruise
1924 - 1996

James Edward Boothby
1919 - 1919

Sarah Agnes "Sally" Cruise
1922 - 1953

Mildred Martha Kuhn
1908 - 1990

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