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Harvey Harrison Weeks

Birth24 Oct 1887 - Lake County, Michigan, USA
Death27 Aug 1961 - Sacramento, California
MotherHelen Mars "Nellie" Wybert
FatherWallace J Weeks

Born in Lake County, Michigan, USA on 24 Oct 1887 to Wallace J Weeks and Helen Mars "Nellie" Wybert. Harvey Harrison Weeks married Eva Alma Doyle and had 7 children. He passed away on 27 Aug 1961 in Sacramento, California.

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Wallace J Weeks
1861 - 1889
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Helen Mars "Nellie" Wybert
1866 - 1942
Spouse(s)
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Eva Alma Doyle
1896 - 1980
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Venus Weeks
1909 - Unknown
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Edith O Weeks
1913 - 1994
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Jeanne J Weeks
1925 - 2001
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Pauline May Weeks
1915 - Unknown
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Helen Weeks
1911 - Unknown
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Gerald Weeks
1931 - 1963
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Eugenia Weeks
1927 - 2001

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