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Charles Madison Hellyer

Birth5 February 1867 - Appanoose County, Iowa, USA
Death12 March 1942 - Miles City, Custer, Montana, USA
MotherSarah Elizabeth MAIN
FatherThomas Hillier

Born in Appanoose County, Iowa, USA on 5 February 1867 to Thomas Hillier and Sarah Elizabeth MAIN. Charles Madison Hellyer married Hannah Rhoda Springer and had 9 children. He passed away on 12 March 1942 in Miles City, Custer, Montana, USA.

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Thomas Hillier
1841 - 1925
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Sarah Elizabeth Main
1843 - 1910
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Hannah Rhoda Springer
1869 - 1950
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Harry Nathan Hellyer
1891 - 1971
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Charles Floyd Hellyer
1898 - 1965
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Lawrence Leo Hellyer
1904 - 1990
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Victor Thomas Hellyer
1896 - 1910
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Goldie Leota Hellyer
1900 - 1986
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Martha May Hellyer
1907 - 2000
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Clarence Merl Hellyer
1909 - 1965
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Flossie Nellie Hellyer
1894 - 1987
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Hensy N Hellyer
1893 - Unknown

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