Edward D. SPRINGER

Birth16 Jun 1873 - Gibson Cty, TN

Death4 Jan 1957 - Lamar, Texas

MotherGinsa Jensey Belew

FatherLaurel Springer

Born in Gibson Cty, TN on 16 Jun 1873 to Laurel Springer and Ginsa Jensey Belew. Edward D. SPRINGER married Nora B Jones and had 20 children. He passed away on 4 Jan 1957 in Lamar, Texas.

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Parents

Laurel Springer
1835 - 1922

Ginsa Jensey Belew
1835 - 1886

Spouse(s)

Nora B Jones
1877 - 1919

Edye Moore
1891 - 1971

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Luther "Luke" Springer
1895 - 1951

Ellie Ann Springer
1907 - 1996

Henry Pete Springer
1900 - 1981

Minnie Martha^ Springer
1902 - 1955

Otha B Springer
1904 - 1977

Hattie Mae Springer
1898 - 1988

Etta Springer
1912 - 1912

Walter Springer
1909 - 1909

Hunter Ray Springer
1926 - 1984

William "Bill" Springer
1910 - 1993

Sarah Springer
1896 - 1898

L C Springer
1917 - 1917

Edner Springer
1906 - 1906

Margie Glenia Springer
1923 - 1997

Vera Vivian Springer
1918 - 2002

Leonard Aver Springer
1913 - 1931

L A Springer
1914 - Unknown

Jencie Rae Springer
1922 - 2005

Marjorie Springer
1902 - Unknown

Etta Springer
1915 - 1988

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