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Hazel May Stott

Birth4 Jun 1893 - Long Lake, Grande Traverse, Michigan, USA
Death26 Dec 1949 - Springfield, Lane, Oregon, USA
MotherIda Estella CHASE
FatherDavid R Stott

Born in Long Lake, Grande Traverse, Michigan, USA on 4 Jun 1893 to David R Stott and Ida Estella CHASE. Hazel May Stott married Ralph Gilbert Stough and had 10 children. She passed away on 26 Dec 1949 in Springfield, Lane, Oregon, USA.

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Parents
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David R Stott
1860 - 1938
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Ida Estella Chase
1864 - 1935
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Ralph Gilbert Stough
1890 - 1955
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Harry Archibald Travis
1888 - 1956
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Garry Donald Howes
1934 - 1975
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Lewis Gerald Howes
1918 - 1996
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Donald D Howes
1935 - 1995
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Amil Lamar Howes
1927 - 2002
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Nellie Ellen Howes
1917 - 1991
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John Paul Stough
1915 - 1997
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David Martin Stough
1911 - 1984
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Frank Edward Howes
1920 - 1980
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Carl Leroy Howes
1924 - 2012
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Ida May Howes
1922 - 2007

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