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Evelyn Eugenia Smith

Birth29 Sept 1924 - Houston, Harris, Texas, United States
Death26 Sep 2000 - Houston, Harris, Texas, United States
MotherMargaret Frances Shelton
FatherHenry Franklin Smith

Born in Houston, Harris, Texas, United States on 29 Sept 1924 to Henry Franklin Smith and Margaret Frances Shelton. Evelyn Eugenia Smith married Clair John Edworthy and had 3 children. She passed away on 26 Sep 2000 in Houston, Harris, Texas, United States.

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Henry Franklin Smith
1879 - 1947
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Margaret Frances Shelton
1883 - 1958
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Clair John Edworthy
1918 - 1995
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Alfred Albert Miller
1919 - 2006
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Connie Joyce Miller
1954 - 1998
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Sharon Miller Pilkington
1945 - 2004
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Charlotte Jean Doyle
1940 - 2014

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