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John Christopher Corless

Birth6 January 1869 - St Louis, Missouri, United States
Death8 Apr 1929 - St Louis, Missouri, United States
MotherMary Ann Ludewig
FatherCornelius Corless

Born in St Louis, Missouri, United States on 6 January 1869 to Cornelius Corless and Mary Ann Ludewig. John Christopher Corless married Emma Amelia Eatherton and had 5 children. He passed away on 8 Apr 1929 in St Louis, Missouri, United States.

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Cornelius Corless
1840 - 1921
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Mary Ann Ludewig
1846 - 1869
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Emma Amelia Eatherton
1868 - 1933
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Georgia Ann Corless
1892 - 1962
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Nonie E. Corless
1897 - 1998
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Clinton E Corless
1906 - 1994
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Robert Cornelius Corless
1894 - 1955
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Elmer John Corless
1900 - 1971

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