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Edna Mae Farthing

Birth5/8/1906 - Watauga County, North Carolina, USA
Death5 June 1975 - Washington County, Tennessee, USA
MotherMary Isadora "Dora" Harman
FatherElijah Hester Farthing Jr

Born in Watauga County, North Carolina, USA on 5/8/1906 to Elijah Hester Farthing Jr and Mary Isadora "Dora" Harman. Edna Mae Farthing married Samuel Clyde Fenner and had 8 children. She passed away on 5 June 1975 in Washington County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Elijah Hester Farthing Jr
1862 - 1937
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Mary Isadora "Dora" Harman
1859 - 1925
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Clyde Fenner
1894 - 1951
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Samuel Clyde Fenner
1932 - 2015
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James Paul Fenner
1924 - 1997
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Harold Gene Fenner
1934 - 2012
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Virginia Ruth Fenner
1923 - 2002
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Margaret Helen Fenner
1928 - 1993
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Anna Lee Fenner
1926 - 2003
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Robert Dean Fenner
1939 - 2005
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Mary Nell Fenner
1930 - 1931

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