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Edith May Carson

Birth9 May 1890 - Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, United States
Death18 Oct 1965 - Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, United States
MotherHattie Eliza Pollok
FatherJames Porter Carson

Born in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, United States on 9 May 1890 to James Porter Carson and Hattie Eliza Pollok. Edith May Carson married Brandt Armstrong, Laborer and had 10 children. She passed away on 18 Oct 1965 in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, United States.

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Parents
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James Porter Carson
1856 - 1918
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Hattie Eliza Pollok
1858 - 1938
Spouse(s)
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Brandt Armstrong, Laborer
1884 - 1984
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Mildred Grace Armstrong
1911 - 2006
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Clayton Carson Armstrong
1909 - 1984
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Elsa May "Madge" Armstrong
1914 - 1984
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Doris Marjory Armstrong
1922 - 2002
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Jack Brandt Armstrong
1925 - 1995
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Edgar Robert Armstrong
1915 - 1995
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Betty Ann Armstrong
1920 - 2005
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Dorothy Alice Armstrong
1922 - 2001
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Marian Edith Armstrong
1918 - 2007
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Irene Florence Armstrong
1923 - 1987

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