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Benjamin Franklin Herd

Birth27 Jan 1873 - Ozark County, Missouri, USA
Death14 Jan 1953 - Coweta, Wagoner, Oklahoma, United States
MotherNancy Jane Welch
FatherJessie Earl HERD

Born in Ozark County, Missouri, USA on 27 Jan 1873 to Jessie Earl HERD and Nancy Jane Welch. Benjamin Franklin Herd married Lola Clementine Wolf and had 11 children. He passed away on 14 Jan 1953 in Coweta, Wagoner, Oklahoma, United States.

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Jessie Earl Herd
1843 - 1907
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Nancy Jane Welch
1839 - 1932
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Lola Clementine Wolf
1885 - 1951
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Mattie E Tannehill
1883 - 1904
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Freeman Jesse Herd
1912 - 1977
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Adie Ethel Herd
1906 - 1991
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Arnie Gladys Herd
1907 - 1978
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Narmie Edith Hurd
1905 - 1984
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Elsie N Herd
1909 - 2005
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Alta Herd
1909 - 1977
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Etsel K Herd
1900 - Unknown
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Walcie R Herd
1903 - 1992
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Ebby Justin Herd
1919 - 1991
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Beulah E Herd
1921 - 2005
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Benjamin Lowell Herd
1924 - 2009

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