David Nathan Cunningham

Birth29 Jun 1884 - Wheeling, Marshall, West Virginia, USA

Death6 Jan 1945 - South Connellsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA

MotherAnna Maria Theresia "Mary Ann" Gallner / Goellner / Gellner

FatherJosephus C. Collins - AKA John Calvin Cunningham

Born in Wheeling, Marshall, West Virginia, USA on 29 Jun 1884 to Josephus C. Collins - AKA John Calvin Cunningham and Anna Maria Theresia "Mary Ann" Gallner / Goellner / Gellner. David Nathan Cunningham married Eunice Elizabeth Brashear and had 5 children. He passed away on 6 Jan 1945 in South Connellsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

Josephus C. Collins - Aka John Calvin Cunningham
1842 - 1919

Anna Maria Theresia "Mary Ann" Gallner / Goellner / Gellner
1848 - 1897

Spouse(s)

Eunice Elizabeth Brashear
1892 - 1963

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Ada Marie Cunningham
1917 - 1973

Ida Pearl Cunningham
1924 - 2000

Mary Margaret Cunningham
1922 - 2002

Ruth Delores Cunningham
1920 - 1920

Martha Cunningham
1934 - 1934

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