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Ellen Shank

Birthabt 1878 - Pennsylvania
Death29 NOV 1956 - Boothwynn, Delaware, Pennsylvania
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Born in Pennsylvania on abt 1878. Ellen Shank married William Larkin Clendining and had 10 children. She passed away on 29 NOV 1956 in Boothwynn, Delaware, Pennsylvania.

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William Larkin Clendining
1871 - 1963
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William Clendening
1904 - 1988
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Florence Mae Clending
1901 - 1987
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Mary Clendening
1908 - 1944
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Myra Clendenning
1911 - Unknown
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Ellen F Clendenning
1898 - 1962
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Martha Clendening
1900 - 1989
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Harry Ethelbert Clendening
1916 - 2013
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Ethel Clendenning
1900 - Unknown
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Nancy Clendenning
1915 - Unknown
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Nanna Clendening
1914 - 2000

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