Guy Ellsworth Ayers

Birth31 May 1892 - McAlevys Fort, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Death19 July 1962 - Somerset, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

MotherJennie Hannah Ayers

FatherFrank Blair Graffius

Born in McAlevys Fort, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, United States of America on 31 May 1892 to Frank Blair Graffius and Jennie Hannah Ayers. Guy Ellsworth Ayers married Bessie Gallon Fishburn and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 July 1962 in Somerset, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents

Frank Blair Graffius
1872 - 1943

Jennie Hannah Ayers
1873 - 1927

Spouse(s)

Bessie Gallon Fishburn
1890 - 1969

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Blodwin R Ayers
1915 - 1982

William Blair Ayers
1914 - 1959

Alfarata Amelia Ayers
1919 - 1981

Pearl Elizabeth Ayers
1920 - 1988

Hayward Wendell Ayers
1913 - 1972

Jane Margaret Ayres
1917 - 1990

Donald Blaine Ayers
1928 - 2003

Rhea Marcia Ayers
1922 - 1988

Guy Ellsworth Ayers
1924 - 2010

Juniata Ameta Ayers
1926 - 1999

Eleanor Lucille Ayers
1933 - 1992

George Glenn Ayers
1931 - 2012

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