Jesse I Buzzard

Birth24 January 1859 - parent's farm home 4 miles south of Huntington, on Lancaster Road, in Lancaster Township, Huntington County, Indiana

Death16 Jul 1927 - City of Huntington, Huntington County, Indiana at 953 Elm Street

MotherMary Amanda Shamblin Cline

FatherGeorge Henry Buzzard

Born in parent's farm home 4 miles south of Huntington, on Lancaster Road, in Lancaster Township, Huntington County, Indiana on 24 January 1859 to George Henry Buzzard and Mary Amanda Shamblin Cline. Jesse I Buzzard married Susan Louisa Beal and had 6 children. He passed away on 16 Jul 1927 in City of Huntington, Huntington County, Indiana at 953 Elm Street.

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Parents

George Henry Buzzard
1818 - 1896

Mary Amanda Shamblin Cline
1814 - 1881

Spouse(s)

Susan Louisa Beal
1864 - 1950

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Amanda Elizabeth Buzzard
1883 - 1947

Homer Anderson Buzzard
1888 - 1941

Dorothy Irene Buzzard
1906 - 1993

Vernon Buzzard
1895 - 1899

George Herman Buzzard
1885 - 1893

Roscoe Earl Buzzard
1886 - 1965

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