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Gertrude Ellen Fields

Birth1 May 1884 - Maxwell, Story, IA, USA
Death2 Aug 1961 - Modesto, Stanislaus, CA, USA
MotherMary C. Cline
FatherGeorge Washington Fields

Born in Maxwell, Story, IA, USA on 1 May 1884 to George Washington Fields and Mary C. Cline. Gertrude Ellen Fields married Henry M. Goodfellow and had 10 children. She passed away on 2 Aug 1961 in Modesto, Stanislaus, CA, USA.

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Parents
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George Washington Fields
1856 - 1942
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Mary C. Cline
1864 - 1919
Spouse(s)
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Henry M. Goodfellow
1879 - 1954
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Mabel Gertrude John
1908 - 1989
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Leonard Raymond "Del Rey" John
1904 - 1969
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Esther Louise John
1903 - 1986
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Royal Bowen John
1909 - 1980
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Harold Richard John
1923 - 1996
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Carl L John
1919 - 1976
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Laurel May John
1916 - 1917
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Doris Evelyn John
1924 - 2004
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Nevil Eugene John
1912 - 1913
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Prudence Ilo John
1913 - 1996

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