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Harmon Lee Boothe

BirthFeb 18 1817 - Tennessee, United States
DeathApr 14 1893 - Wakenda, Carroll, Missouri, USA
MotherElizabeth Curl
FatherThomas Boothe

Born in Tennessee, United States on Feb 18 1817 to Thomas Boothe and Elizabeth Curl. Harmon Lee Boothe married Nancy Turpin Anderson and had 8 children. He passed away on Apr 14 1893 in Wakenda, Carroll, Missouri, USA.

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Thomas Boothe
1795 - 1846
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Elizabeth Curl
1796 - 1850
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Nancy Turpin Anderson
1832 - 1872
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Martha A Cooley (Cooly)
1828 - 1851
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Deborah Brown
1838 - 1876
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George Washington Boothe
1867 - 1932
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Samuel Miller Boothe
1865 - 1917
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Robert Sterling Price Boothe
1861 - 1933
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Loyd Boothe
1870 - 1900
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Amanda Jane Boothe
1853 - 1916
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Martha Isabelle Boothe
1858 - 1939
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Lemuel Pascall Boothe
1871 - Unknown
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Cory Boothe
1876 - 1880

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