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John Bell Sutton

Birth12 Mar 1849 - Missouri, USA
Death13 Nov 1933 - Texas, Missouri, USA
MotherLouisa Elizabeth Peterson (Sutton)
FatherValentine Sutton

Born in Missouri, USA on 12 Mar 1849 to Valentine Sutton and Louisa Elizabeth Peterson (Sutton). John Bell Sutton married Ada Maples and had 12 children. He passed away on 13 Nov 1933 in Texas, Missouri, USA.

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Valentine Sutton
1808 - 1886
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Louisa Elizabeth Peterson (Sutton)
1821 - 1853
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Ada Maples
1858 - 1896
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Myrtle Alice Dodson
1873 - 1955
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Raymond Francis Sutton
1890 - 1954
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Ora Ellen Sutton Crowley
1877 - 1962
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John Benton "Ben" Sutton
1885 - 1906
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Leona Sutton
1892 - 1960
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Ollie Sutton
1882 - 1972
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Rufus Francis Sutton
1887 - 1950
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Fred Ray Sutton
1907 - 1969
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Felix Twin Sutton
1879 - Unknown
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Laura Twin Sutton
1879 - Unknown
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Robert Covert Cobe Sutton
1905 - 1984
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Edward Larwood Sutton
1907 - 1981
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Coria Sutton
1876 - Unknown

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