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Eva Hardy

Birth23 Dec 1893 - Oshtemo, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
Death18 Apr 1976 - Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan
MotherMary Campbell
FatherHenry Hardy

Born in Oshtemo, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA on 23 Dec 1893 to Henry Hardy and Mary Campbell. Eva Hardy married Frank Redman and had 8 children. She passed away on 18 Apr 1976 in Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan.

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Parents
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Henry Hardy
1861 - 1903
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Mary Campbell
1863 - 1952
Spouse(s)
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Frank Redman
1890 - 1951
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Frank Harold Redman
1889 - 1949
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John St. Clair
1919 - 2001
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Donald Fredreck St Clair
1924 - 2003
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Carl Hardy St Clair
1930 - 1983
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Mary E St Clair
1920 - 1950
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Kenneth Matthew St Clair
1927 - 2018
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Allen Aira Redman
1932 - 1995
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Norman P St. Clair
1928 - 2013
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William David St. Clair
1923 - 2012

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