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Clara E Flury

Birth26 Oct 1880 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Death16 July 1954 - Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States of America
MotherEliza Hansel
FatherJoseph Flury

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States on 26 Oct 1880 to Joseph Flury and Eliza Hansel. Clara E Flury married John Morton Mawhinney and had 6 children. She passed away on 16 July 1954 in Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents
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Joseph Flury
1854 - 1899
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Eliza Hansel
1857 - 1945
Spouse(s)
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John Morton Mawhinney
1875 - 1922
Children Show all
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George Merton Mawhinney
1902 - 1959
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Joseph Alvan Mawhinney
1908 - 1988
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John Philip Mawhinney
1904 - 1948
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Leonard William Mawhinney
1913 - 2004
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John M Mawhinney
1916 - 1918
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Clara F Mawhinney
1912 - Unknown

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