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Clara Etta Weeks

Birth10 July 1889 - Tidnish, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death18 May 1957 - Springhill, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherAdelaide Armenia Crossman
FatherWilliam Weeks

Born in Tidnish, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada on 10 July 1889 to William Weeks and Adelaide Armenia Crossman. Clara Etta Weeks married James Amos Embree and had 8 children. She passed away on 18 May 1957 in Springhill, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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William Weeks
1838 - 1924
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Adelaide Armenia Crossman
1857 - 1949
Spouse(s)
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James Amos Embree
1874 - 1963
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William Luther Embree
1908 - 1993
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Cassie Avelena Embree
1910 - Unknown
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Eva Victoria Embree
1906 - 1909
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James Clarence Embree
1913 - 1992
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Edward Dixon Embree
1909 - 1910
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Douglas Seymore Embree
1919 - 2006
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Frederick Wesley Embree
1922 - 2014
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Charles W. Embree
1924 - 1924

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