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Howard Albert Weeks

Birth20 Feb 1913 - Grant, Jefferson, Idaho, USA
Death4 July 1966 - Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, USA
MotherEdna Pricilla Staten
FatherAbram Weeks

Born in Grant, Jefferson, Idaho, USA on 20 Feb 1913 to Abram Weeks and Edna Pricilla Staten. Howard Albert Weeks married Dorothy Lavon Parks and had 9 children. He passed away on 4 July 1966 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho, USA.

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Abram Weeks
1887 - 1963
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Edna Pricilla Staten
1893 - 1953
Spouse(s)
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Dorothy Lavon Parks
1924 - 2000
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Doris Teeples
1915 - 1977
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Marianne Weeks
1944 - 2001
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Edna Doris Weeks
1941 - 1941
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Errol Albert Weeks
1940 - 1941
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Ronnie Edwin Weeks
1939 - 1941
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Roland D Weeks
1936 - 1941
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Brian Howard Weeks
1943 - 1994
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Connie Lavon Weeks
1943 - 2007
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Aaron Rex Weeks
1962 - 2013
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Alan Kay Weeks
1946 - 2011

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