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David Hare

Birth4 Dec 1858 - Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Death12 Sep 1930 - Gwynn Oak, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
MotherMartha Ann Lyon
FatherDavid Hare

Born in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States on 4 Dec 1858 to David Hare and Martha Ann Lyon. David Hare married Sarah Elinor Hare Smith and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 Sep 1930 in Gwynn Oak, Baltimore, Maryland, United States.

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David Hare
1828 - 1892
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Martha Ann Lyon
1832 - 1912
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Elinor Hare Smith
1864 - 1918
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Clara Phelps
1863 - Unknown
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David Hare
1893 - 1918
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Laurence Adolphus Hare
1884 - 1928
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Emma Mary Hare
1891 - 1992
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Leonard Arnold Hare
1885 - 1929
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Gladys M Hare
1902 - 1991
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Clifford Allen Hare
1887 - 1971
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Albert Hare
1899 - 1982
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Eluster Hare
1896 - 1896
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Emma Louise Hare
1895 - 1992
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William H Hare
1878 - 1952

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