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Frank Bourdage

Birth15 Jun 1890 - Whitefish, Michigan, United States of America
Death10/27/1944 - Marquette, Michigan USA
MotherJennie Perry
FatherNelson Bourdage

Born in Whitefish, Michigan, United States of America on 15 Jun 1890 to Nelson Bourdage and Jennie Perry. Frank Bourdage married Bernadette Gereoux and had 9 children. He passed away on 10/27/1944 in Marquette, Michigan USA.

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Nelson Bourdage
1851 - 1904
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Jennie Perry
Unknown - Unknown
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Bernadette Gereoux
1896 - 1958
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Leonard A Bourdage
1926 - 1979
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Francis Edward (Frank) (Bozo) Bourdage
1932 - 1991
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Merle Clarice Bourdage
1924 - 1995
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Edith Bourdage
1930 - 2004
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Clarence George Bourdage
1919 - 1995
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Clyde Bourdages
1921 - 1926
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Margarete Marie Bourdage
1929 - 2005
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Willard Joseph Bourdage
1918 - 1944
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Cecelia Dorothy Bourdage
1923 - 1979

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