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John David Stephey

Birth10 SEP 1854 - Cavetown, Washington County, Maryland
Death14 Oct 1915 - Meadville, Linn, Missouri, USA
MotherEuphemia "phebe" Galliger
FatherJohn Daniel Stephey

Born in Cavetown, Washington County, Maryland on 10 SEP 1854 to John Daniel Stephey and Euphemia "phebe" Galliger. John David Stephey married Emma Higgins and had 5 children. He passed away on 14 Oct 1915 in Meadville, Linn, Missouri, USA.

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John Daniel Stephey
1826 - 1907
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Euphemia "Phebe" Galliger
1829 - 1880
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Emma Higgins
1858 - 1930
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Berton Clyde Stephey
1890 - 1977
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Ethel Stephey
1896 - 1980
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Mildred Ferne Stephey
1888 - 1965
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Warren Edward Stephey
1879 - 1941
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Blanche Stephey
Unknown - Unknown

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