Gilbert Ross Kinter

Birth06 AUG 1891 - Indiana County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death28 March 1963 - Sidney, Delaware County, New York, United States of America

MotherAnna Elizabeth "Liza" Jane Miller

FatherJohn Alexander "Sutton" Kinter

Born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, USA on 06 AUG 1891 to John Alexander "Sutton" Kinter and Anna Elizabeth "Liza" Jane Miller. Gilbert Ross Kinter married Mable Viola Miller and had 9 children. He passed away on 28 March 1963 in Sidney, Delaware County, New York, United States of America.

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Parents

John Alexander "Sutton" Kinter
1848 - 1926

Anna Elizabeth "Liza" Jane Miller
1854 - 1925

Spouse(s)

Mable Viola Miller
1893 - 1959

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Ethel Phnetta Kinter
1913 - 1992

Stanley Ross Kinter
1916 - 1993

Ruby Rebecca Kinter
1918 - 1919

Violet Grace Kinter
1925 - 1992

Norman R Kinter
1919 - 1980

Kenneth Everett Kinter
1922 - 1976

Carl Kinter
1933 - 1979

Edith Elizabeth Kinter
1915 - 1997

Dorothy Louise Kinter
1931 - 2005

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