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Everett Cranmer

Birth8 December 1902 - Cedar Run, Ocean, New Jersey, USA
Death6 April 1980 - Burlington County, New Jersey, USA
MotherMary Eliza Sprague
FatherHoward Berthaw Cranmer

Born in Cedar Run, Ocean, New Jersey, USA on 8 December 1902 to Howard Berthaw Cranmer and Mary Eliza Sprague. Everett Cranmer had 7 children. He passed away on 6 April 1980 in Burlington County, New Jersey, USA.

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Howard Berthaw Cranmer
1871 - 1942
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Mary Eliza Sprague
1880 - 1968
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Mary Lou Cranmer
1935 - 2013
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Everett R Cranmer
1927 - 1995
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Marsden Theodore (Butch) Cranmer
1943 - 1968
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Juanita Cranmer
1931 - 1932
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Nancy Cranmer
1936 - 2006
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Donald Cranmer
1929 - 2002
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Roger Lawrence (Tony) Cranmer
1939 - 2017

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