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Emma Etta Simpson

Birth19 April 1857 - Kansas, Edgar County, Illinois, USA
Death26 NOV 1894 - Kansas, Edgar Co., IL
MotherHenrietta Marinda Phelps
FatherJohn Simpson

Born in Kansas, Edgar County, Illinois, USA on 19 April 1857 to John Simpson and Henrietta Marinda Phelps. Emma Etta Simpson married George W. Mc Henry and had 10 children. She passed away on 26 NOV 1894 in Kansas, Edgar Co., IL.

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Parents
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John Simpson
1827 - 1863
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Henrietta Marinda Phelps
1822 - 1915
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George W. Mc Henry
1858 - 1911
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Hettie May Mchenry
1880 - 1947
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Clarence Vernon Mchenry
1878 - 1944
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Albert Clinton Mchenry
1890 - 1938
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Everett Ellsworth Mchenry
1888 - 1943
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Jesse P Mchenry
1891 - 1955
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Joseph Earl Mchenry
1886 - 1935
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Zonia Ethel Mchenry
1893 - 1955
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Blanche Margaret Mchenry
1883 - 1971
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Pearl Lillie Mchenry
1885 - 1894
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Willie Mchenry
1882 - 1882

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