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Bertha A. Sutton

Birth5 Oct 1882 - Clearfield, Cambria, Pennsylvania, United States
Death19 Jul 1964 - Ashville, Cambria County, Pennsylvania
MotherCornelia Frances Donahue
FatherJames Theodore Sutton

Born in Clearfield, Cambria, Pennsylvania, United States on 5 Oct 1882 to James Theodore Sutton and Cornelia Frances Donahue. Bertha A. Sutton married Gallitzin McMullen and had 9 children. She passed away on 19 Jul 1964 in Ashville, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.

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Parents
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James Theodore Sutton
1853 - 1907
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Cornelia Frances Donahue
1857 - 1927
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Gallitzin Mcmullen
1877 - 1922
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Vincent Joseph Mcmullen
1912 - 1961
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Susan Bertha Mcmullen
1907 - 1960
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Leo Gallitzin Mcmullen
1904 - 1979
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Albert Francis Mcmullin
1913 - 1997
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Charles Chester Mcmullen
1918 - 2011
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Clair A. Mcmullen
1909 - 1925
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Helen Cecelia Mcmullen
1915 - 2000
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Marie C Mc Mullen
1919 - 1922
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Earl James Mc Mullen
1906 - 1907

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