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James Daniel Vanderslice

Birth11 March 1867 - Missouri, United States of America
Death19 Sep 1942 - Woodward County, Oklahoma, USA
MotherMary Katherine Hancock
FatherJames Johnson Vanderslice

Born in Missouri, United States of America on 11 March 1867 to James Johnson Vanderslice and Mary Katherine Hancock. James Daniel Vanderslice married Jane Simmons and had 10 children. He passed away on 19 Sep 1942 in Woodward County, Oklahoma, USA.

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James Johnson Vanderslice
1834 - 1913
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Mary Katherine Hancock
1835 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Jane Simmons
1877 - 1963
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Mary Jane Vanderslice
1899 - 1965
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Nellie Ruth Vanderslice
1910 - 1968
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Elsie Vanderslice
1903 - 1963
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Bertha Naomi Vanderslice
1897 - 1929
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Thomas Raleigh Vanderslice
1893 - 1977
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J E "Bub" Vanderslice
1905 - 1989
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Gene Gilbert Vanderslice
1914 - 2007
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Winnie Simmons "Jack" Vanderslice
1901 - 1986
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Kenneth Roscoe Vanderslice
1912 - 2003
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Clair Mervin Vanderslice
1918 - 1987

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