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Ethel Beth Mitchell

Birth20 OCT 1906 - St. Charles Dist 85, Morton's Gap - 1910, Hopkins Co., Kentucky
Death02 Dec 1984 - Pontiac, Michigan
MotherMizellia A Thomason
FatherCharles Ed Mitchell

Born in St. Charles Dist 85, Morton's Gap - 1910, Hopkins Co., Kentucky on 20 OCT 1906 to Charles Ed Mitchell and Mizellia A Thomason. Ethel Beth Mitchell married Ulis Grant McClusky and had 5 children. She passed away on 02 Dec 1984 in Pontiac, Michigan.

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Parents
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Charles Ed Mitchell
1869 - 1941
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Mizellia A Thomason
1875 - 1912
Spouse(s)
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Ulis Grant Mcclusky
1891 - 1948
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Jackie Dale Mcclusky
1925 - 1988
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Betty Jean Mcclusky
1927 - 1978
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Eula Lee "Judy" Mcclusky
1924 - 2003
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Danny Mcclusky
1931 - 1955
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Billy Ray Mcclusky
1929 - 2013

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