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John A. Halstead

Birth14 Mar 1885 - Scott District, Boone, West Virginia
Death23 Apr 1934 - Mason, West Virginia
MotherSarah Jane Perdue Halstead
FatherBazzle Halsted

Born in Scott District, Boone, West Virginia on 14 Mar 1885 to Bazzle Halsted and Sarah Jane Perdue Halstead. John A. Halstead married Bertha Wolford Halstead and had 9 children. He passed away on 23 Apr 1934 in Mason, West Virginia.

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Bazzle Halsted
1839 - 1928
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Sarah Jane Perdue Halstead
1850 - 1933
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Bertha Wolford Halstead
1898 - 1978
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Florence Louise Halstead
1931 - 2002
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Millard William Halstead
1927 - 1994
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Herman Lee Halstead
1923 - 1986
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Eugene Paul Halstead
1921 - 1981
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Elizabeth Lucille Halstead
1932 - 2003
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James Norton Wolford
1919 - 1944
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Mary Madeline Halstead
1929 - 2003
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Samuel Edward Halstead
1925 - 2016
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Lawrence Halstead
1933 - 1945

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