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Bertha Lavina Wright

Birth24 Aug 1886 - Nettleton, Caldwell, Missouri, United States
Death5 Sep 1982 - Humboldt, Richardson, Nebraska, USA
MotherEmma Zavalias Alexander
FatherWilliam Alexander Wright

Born in Nettleton, Caldwell, Missouri, United States on 24 Aug 1886 to William Alexander Wright and Emma Zavalias Alexander. Bertha Lavina Wright married John Wesley Smith and had 8 children. She passed away on 5 Sep 1982 in Humboldt, Richardson, Nebraska, USA.

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William Alexander Wright
1857 - 1932
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Emma Zavalias Alexander
1859 - 1901
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John Wesley Smith
1880 - 1961
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Marshal Alexander Smith
1907 - 1976
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Myrtle Morean Smith
1906 - 1982
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Clyde Winfield Smith
1909 - 1926
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Arthur Webster Smith
1904 - 1967
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Rosa Missouri Smith
1911 - 1988
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James Wesley Smith
1917 - 1983
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Bertha May (Bert) Smith
1914 - 1992
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Oliver Perry Smith
1921 - 2005

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