Bertha E. Everett

Birthabt 1898 - Grunsberg, Pennsylvania, USA

Death10 May 1959 interred Sunset Memorial Park - Long Term Care Facility, Westlake, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA OR RUSSIA

MotherCarrie M. Pender

FatherEdward H. Everett

Born in Grunsberg, Pennsylvania, USA on abt 1898 to Edward H. Everett and Carrie M. Pender. Bertha E. Everett married Clyde Foster and had 9 children. She passed away on 10 May 1959 interred Sunset Memorial Park in Long Term Care Facility, Westlake, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA OR RUSSIA.

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Parents

Edward H. Everett
1875 - 1924

Carrie M. Pender
1878 - 1918

Spouse(s)

Clyde Foster
1890 - 1953

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Lucille Mae Foster
1915 - 1989

Clyde Earnest Foster Jr.
1924 - 1982

William Randolph Foster
1925 - 2001

Pearl Evangeline Foster
1927 - 1999

Charles S. Foster
1926 - Unknown

Frank Everett Foster
1918 - 1996

Donald R. Foster
1934 - Unknown

Dennis Randolph Foster
1936 - 2007

Paul Foster
1932 - Unknown

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