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Evalander Long

BirthAug 1843 - Puducha Kentucky
Death1912 - Louisville, Kentucky, USA
MotherEvelyn Best
FatherJohn Slaughter Long

Born in Puducha Kentucky on Aug 1843 to John Slaughter Long and Evelyn Best. Evalander Long married Henry Clay Murray and had 12 children. She passed away on 1912 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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John Slaughter Long
1816 - 1860
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Evelyn Best
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Henry Clay Murray
1833 - 1893
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Jennie Murray
1863 - 1941
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Leata Lettie Murray
1868 - 1955
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Lou Murray
1862 - Unknown
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Eva Wilhelm Murray
1875 - Unknown
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Carrie Murray
1866 - Unknown
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Rose Murray
1880 - Unknown
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Walter Murray
1878 - Unknown
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Henry Murray
1871 - Unknown
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Mary Murray
1877 - Unknown
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Laura M Murray
1867 - 1954
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Ellen Ella Murray
1869 - 1927
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Edgar Murray
1873 - Unknown

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