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Daisy Mae St. Clair

Birth22 Oct 1881 - Putnam, West Virginia
Death02 May 1950 - McKees Rocks, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSarah E. Batty
FatherGeorge St. Clair

Born in Putnam, West Virginia on 22 Oct 1881 to George St. Clair and Sarah E. Batty. Daisy Mae St. Clair had 8 children. She passed away on 02 May 1950 in McKees Rocks, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.

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George St. Clair
1853 - Unknown
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Sarah E. Batty
1849 - Unknown
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George Beatty Moose
1903 - 1949
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William Moose
1905 - Unknown
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Homer Carlton Moose
1907 - 1951
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Edna Mae Moose
1910 - 1962
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Charles Everett Moose
1912 - 1937
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Carl Raymond Moose
1924 - 1989
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Thelma Fay Moose
1914 - 2009
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Ruby C. Moose
1917 - 1968

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