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George Sheldon Everett

Birth13 Oct 1892 - Niles, Ohio
Death20 Nov 1965 - Massillon, Stark, Ohio, United States
MotherNancy McKown
FatherCharles Godfrey Everett

Born in Niles, Ohio on 13 Oct 1892 to Charles Godfrey Everett and Nancy McKown. George Sheldon Everett married Elsie Beresford Tanner and had 6 children. He passed away on 20 Nov 1965 in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, United States.

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Charles Godfrey Everett
1862 - 1928
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Nancy Mckown
1869 - 1945
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Elsie Beresford Tanner
1901 - 1976
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Jeanne Louise Everett
1924 - 1995
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Barbara Ann Everett
1931 - 1999
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Victor George Everett
1921 - 1980
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Wayne Lee Everett
1934 - 1996
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Nelson Everett
1937 - 1980
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Sidney D. Everett
1941 - 2012

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