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George Pearson Farthing

Birth2 January 1852 - Montgomery County, Missouri, USA
DeathMarch 1917 - El Paso Co Colorado
MotherJulia Ann Glenn
FatherShelton B Farthing

Born in Montgomery County, Missouri, USA on 2 January 1852 to Shelton B Farthing and Julia Ann Glenn. George Pearson Farthing married Caroline Gazenia Meyer and had 9 children. He passed away on March 1917 in El Paso Co Colorado.

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Shelton B Farthing
1817 - 1878
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Julia Ann Glenn
1822 - 1898
Spouse(s)
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Caroline Gazenia Meyer
1862 - 1943
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Nina Meyer Farthing
1898 - 1981
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Julia Mae Farthing
1887 - 1977
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Georgie C Farthing
1895 - 1989
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Cecil Pearson Farthing
1885 - 1966
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Shelton Bailey Farthing
1906 - 1985
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Edna J Kelly
1882 - 1961
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Julius Henry Meyer
1886 - 1957
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Bertha Meyer
1897 - Unknown
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Emma Meyer
1893 - Unknown

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