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Elizabeth Stapler

Birth20 Feb 1839 - Trinity County, Texas or Smith County, Texas
Death15 June 1934 - Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma (Rock Creek Cemetery
MotherSarah Wesson
FatherJohn A Stapler

Born in Trinity County, Texas or Smith County, Texas on 20 Feb 1839 to John A Stapler and Sarah Wesson. Elizabeth Stapler married JESSE Simeon Walton and had 7 children. She passed away on 15 June 1934 in Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma (Rock Creek Cemetery.

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Parents
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John A Stapler
1810 - Unknown
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Sarah Wesson
1822 - Unknown
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Jesse Simeon Walton
1807 - 1884
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H Dempsey Cook
1842 - 1877
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Matilda Katherine Cook
1864 - 1928
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Martha Frances Walton
1870 - 1960
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Moses C. Walton
1874 - 1976
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George Walton
1870 - 1946
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Virginnia Walton
1878 - 1978
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Matilda Walton
1873 - 1960
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Henry B. Walton
1872 - 1959

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