Clifford Bash

Birth14 Oct 1880 - Braddock, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States

Death18 Sep 1965 - Ellwood City, Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherSarah Ellen Bryan

FatherWilliam Bash

Born in Braddock, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States on 14 Oct 1880 to William Bash and Sarah Ellen Bryan. Clifford Bash married Lydia May Golightly and had 11 children. He passed away on 18 Sep 1965 in Ellwood City, Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

William Bash
1857 - 1918

Sarah Ellen Bryan
1859 - 1953

Spouse(s)

Lydia May Golightly
1885 - 1948

Bessie May Arkwright
1890 - 1964

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Edith Bash
1903 - 1986

Hazel Bash
1905 - 1986

Robert Earl Bash
1924 - 1977

Eugene Russell Bash
1911 - 1990

William Clifford Bash
1908 - 1930

Margaret Dorothy Bash
1913 - 2003

Roy Chalmers Bash
1918 - 1965

Dorothy Jane Bash
1915 - 1936

June Loveday Bash
1921 - 2004

Twin Girls Bash
1902 - 1902

Baby Bash
1925 - 1925

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