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Edith C. Clay

Birth26 Apr 1906 - Millcreek, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA
Death06 Feb 1987 - Bernville, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Elizabeth Lizzie Engle
FatherSamuel Matthew Clay

Born in Millcreek, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA on 26 Apr 1906 to Samuel Matthew Clay and Mary Elizabeth Lizzie Engle. Edith C. Clay married Louis D Himmelberger and had 6 children. She passed away on 06 Feb 1987 in Bernville, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Samuel Matthew Clay
1880 - 1949
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Mary Elizabeth Lizzie Engle
1884 - 1952
Spouse(s)
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Louis D Himmelberger
1905 - 1971
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Donald L Himmelberger
1924 - 1962
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Richard Lee Himmelberger
1929 - 1985
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Jay R. Himmelberger
1943 - 1943
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Dale Rodger Himmelberger
1939 - 1987
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Robert H Himmelberger
1926 - 1945
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Ray W. Himmelberger
1931 - 1991

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