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Arthur T. Pack

Birth7 Dec 1901 - Kansas
Death18 Nov 1976 - El Monte, Los Angeles, California, United States
MotherElizabeth Jane "Jennie" Seppet/Tippitt
FatherClay Dorsen Pack

Born in Kansas on 7 Dec 1901 to Clay Dorsen Pack and Elizabeth Jane "Jennie" Seppet/Tippitt. Arthur T. Pack married Scottie Faye Krause (1st-Pack; 2nd-Sanders) and had 4 children. He passed away on 18 Nov 1976 in El Monte, Los Angeles, California, United States.

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Clay Dorsen Pack
1861 - 1903
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Elizabeth Jane "Jennie" Seppet/tippitt
1869 - 1941
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Scottie Faye Krause (1St-pack; 2Nd-sanders)
1900 - 1989
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Henry Clay "Wayne" Pack
1923 - 1998
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Edythe Darlene Pack
1930 - 2002
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Arthur Floyd Pack
1920 - 2003
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Robert Lee Pack
1926 - 2001

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