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Bertha L Morrison

Birth10 Mar 1891 - Ohio
Death17 Apr 1952 - Portsmouth, Scioto, Ohio, United States
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Born in Ohio on 10 Mar 1891. Bertha L Morrison married Walter Charles Ruggles and had 12 children. She passed away on 17 Apr 1952 in Portsmouth, Scioto, Ohio, United States.

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Walter Charles Ruggles
1886 - 1952
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Lawrence E Ruggles
1911 - 1974
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Orville Harold Ruggles
1926 - 2004
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Albert Ray Ruggles
1919 - 1984
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Ruby Agnes Ruggles (Cooper)
1916 - 2003
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George Oscar Ruggles
1912 - 1961
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Dorothy Ruth Ruggles
1914 - 1990
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Mary Matilda 'Tillie' Ruggles (Catron)
1922 - 1997
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Eva May Ruggles
1931 - 1932
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Kenneth Robert Ruggles
1933 - 1933
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Helen Louise Ruggles
1930 - 1930
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Raymond C Ruggles
1924 - 1978
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Pearl L Ruggles (Penix)
1921 - 1982

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