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John E Randall

Birth25 July 1864 - Toledo, Tama, Iowa, USA
Death24 Jan 1945 - Marshalltown, Marshall County, Iowa, USA
MotherMarintha Rickord
FatherWilliam John Randall Xe

Born in Toledo, Tama, Iowa, USA on 25 July 1864 to William John Randall Xe and Marintha Rickord. John E Randall married Mary Elizabeth Kellogg and had 9 children. He passed away on 24 Jan 1945 in Marshalltown, Marshall County, Iowa, USA.

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Parents
William John Randall Xe
1833 - 1910
Marintha Rickord
1841 - 1912
Spouse(s)
Mary Elizabeth Kellogg
1872 - 1938
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Eunice M Randall
1906 - 1978
Martha "Mattie" Marnitha Randall
1891 - 1952
Arthur Ellard Randall
1894 - 1957
Harry E Randall
1903 - 1975
Maude Irene Randall
1909 - 1967

Sarah Adeline Randall
1901 - 1977
George Randall
1899 - Unknown
William Porter Randall
1893 - 1970
John K. Randall
1913 - 1949

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