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James Everett Brandon

Birth17 Sep 1876 - Cherokee, Cherokee, Kansas, United States
Death26 April 1950 - Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA
MotherHarriett Bunnell
FatherJoseph Franklin Brandon

Born in Cherokee, Cherokee, Kansas, United States on 17 Sep 1876 to Joseph Franklin Brandon and Harriett Bunnell. James Everett Brandon married Aceneth Jane x Myers and had 8 children. He passed away on 26 April 1950 in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA.

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Joseph Franklin Brandon
1839 - 1903
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Harriett Bunnell
Unknown - Unknown
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Aceneth Jane X Myers
1879 - 1975
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Elijah Woodford Brandon
1898 - 1957
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Mary Harriett Brandon
1899 - 1988
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Beulah Edith Brandon
1909 - 1963
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Myrtle Gladys Brandon
1901 - 1986
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James Ralph Brandon
1905 - 1985
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Helen Winifred Brandon
1911 - 1991
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Clara Grace Brandon
1907 - 1908
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Louis F Brandon
1903 - 1908

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