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Devola Daniel Moore

Birth17 Jun 1921 - Willisburg, Washington, Kentucky, USA
Death14 May 2011 - Mt. Washington, Kentucky
MotherOllie Crouch
FatherWilliam Robert Moore

Born in Willisburg, Washington, Kentucky, USA on 17 Jun 1921 to William Robert Moore and Ollie Crouch. Devola Daniel Moore married David Curtis Thompson and had 4 children. She passed away on 14 May 2011 in Mt. Washington, Kentucky.

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Parents
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William Robert Moore
1890 - 1942
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Ollie Crouch
1892 - 1980
Spouse(s)
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David Curtis Thompson
1919 - 1970
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James Bernis Hudson
1920 - 1991
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David Curtis Thompson
Unknown - Unknown
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Jolene Lord
Unknown - Unknown
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June Wigginton
Unknown - Unknown
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Gwinn Hahn
Unknown - Unknown
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Eudora G Thompson
1947 - Unknown

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