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Ella J. Rhoads

Birth25 Nov 1872 - Gilmer County, West Virginia
Death26 Mar 1942 - Glenville, Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA
MotherSusan Frances Goldsmith
FatherJohn William Rhoades

Born in Gilmer County, West Virginia on 25 Nov 1872 to John William Rhoades and Susan Frances Goldsmith. Ella J. Rhoads had 10 children. She passed away on 26 Mar 1942 in Glenville, Gilmer County, West Virginia, USA.

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John William Rhoades
1851 - 1933
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Susan Frances Goldsmith
1853 - 1935
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Champ Clark Coberly
1915 - 1997
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Alpha Retta Coberly
1901 - 2010
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Araminta Bell Coberly -7D.
1896 - 1994
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Art Bernard Coberly
1894 - 1988
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Arnetta Bertha Coberly
1890 - 1948
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Adelaide Beatrice Coberly
1892 - 1960
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Isom Oppolance Coberly
1909 - 1967
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Artho Buhl Coberly
1906 - 1988
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Vera Olive Coberly
1899 - 1995
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Edith Lee Coberly
1904 - 1992

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