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John A. "Jack" DeAtley

BirthSeptember 1862 - Blue Mound, McLean, Illinois, United States
Death21 Sep 1949 - El Reno, Canadian, Oklahoma, United States
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Born in Blue Mound, McLean, Illinois, United States on September 1862. John A. "Jack" DeAtley married Eva L Smith and had 10 children. He passed away on 21 Sep 1949 in El Reno, Canadian, Oklahoma, United States.

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Eva L Smith
1871 - 1959
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Hazel Marie Deatley
1896 - 1998
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Ollie Lewis De Atley
1891 - 1920
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Irene Imogene De Atley
1890 - 1916
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Favor Lillian Deatley
1894 - 1979
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Lawrence Marshall De Atley
1898 - 1921
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Elnora May "Nora" De Atley
1889 - 1968
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Mary Agnes Deatley Frost
1902 - 1979
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Frances Lorene Deatley
1907 - 1996
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Jack Juriston De Atley
1910 - 1978
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Bernice L. Deatley
1905 - 1996

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