Gertude Rutter

Birth17 May 1895 - Brice, Franklin, Ohio, United States

Death07 May 1927 - Columbus Franklin Ohio, USA-St Francis Hosp

MotherIda Mae (May/Mary) (M) Masters (Master/Mastors/Mastero/McMasters) (Rutter) (French) (Beard)

FatherElijah (Elija) L Rutter

Born in Brice, Franklin, Ohio, United States on 17 May 1895 to Elijah (Elija) L Rutter and Ida Mae (May/Mary) (M) Masters (Master/Mastors/Mastero/McMasters) (Rutter) (French) (Beard). Gertude Rutter married Everett Owel Reynolds and had 8 children. She passed away on 07 May 1927 in Columbus Franklin Ohio, USA-St Francis Hosp.

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Parents

Elijah (Elija) L Rutter
1857 - 1896

Ida Mae (May/mary) (M) Masters (Master/mastors/mastero/mcmasters) (Rutter) (French) (Beard)
1875 - 1932

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Everett Owel Reynolds
1891 - 1964

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Flora Reynolds
1926 - 1999

Melvin Lee Reynolds
1919 - 1986

Dorothy Ellen Reynolds
1923 - 1959

Betty Jane Reynolds Yochum
1924 - 2001

Ira Reynolds
1917 - 1918

Raymond Forrest Reynolds
1914 - 1918

Iven Reynolds
1912 - 1913

Ruth Eleanor Reynolds
1921 - 2004

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