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James William Knable

Birth30 July 1888 - Steele County, North Dakota, USA
Death8 April 1959 - Valley City, Barnes, North Dakota, USA
MotherNancy Jane Studebaker
FatherJohn Elliott Knable

Born in Steele County, North Dakota, USA on 30 July 1888 to John Elliott Knable and Nancy Jane Studebaker. James William Knable married Edith Sofia Wenberg and had 8 children. He passed away on 8 April 1959 in Valley City, Barnes, North Dakota, USA.

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John Elliott Knable
1853 - 1944
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Nancy Jane Studebaker
1854 - 1935
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Edith Sofia Wenberg
1906 - 2000
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Eugene Woodard Knable
1913 - 1975
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Ardith Florence Knable
1915 - 1986
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Ward Herbert Knable
1922 - 1945
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Wayne Westly Knable
1916 - 1986
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Lester William Knable
1912 - 1931
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Audrey Ellen Knable
1921 - 1935
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Clifton James Knable
1918 - 1998
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Kenneth Dean Knable
1927 - 1997

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