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Henry Clay St. Clair

Birth8 December 1849 - Vernon Township, Jennings, Indiana
Death26 Jun 1926 - Rib Lake, Taylor County, Wisconsin, USA
MotherSarah Jane Bingham
FatherAlexander C St. Clair

Born in Vernon Township, Jennings, Indiana on 8 December 1849 to Alexander C St. Clair and Sarah Jane Bingham. Henry Clay St. Clair married Cymantha J. Thornton and had 8 children. He passed away on 26 Jun 1926 in Rib Lake, Taylor County, Wisconsin, USA.

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Alexander C St. Clair
1816 - 1900
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Sarah Jane Bingham
1823 - 1899
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Cymantha J. Thornton
1850 - 1899
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Walter Scott St. Clair
1873 - 1940
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Ellen St. Clair
1874 - Unknown
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William St. Clair
1876 - 1925
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'Jane' Ethel Jane St. Clair
1892 - 1928
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Nicholas Lewis St. Clair
1885 - 1934
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Pearl Clifton Taylor St Clair
1878 - 1943
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John St. Clair
1889 - 1964
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Charles Alexander St. Clair
1882 - 1942

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