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John Earle Mandrell

Birth24 Jul 1876 - Caroline County, Maryland
Death14 June 1944 - Easton, Talbot County, Maryland
MotherMary A Eaton
FatherJohn B. Mandrell

Born in Caroline County, Maryland on 24 Jul 1876 to John B. Mandrell and Mary A Eaton. John Earle Mandrell married Ida Augusta Fleetwood and had 12 children. He passed away on 14 June 1944 in Easton, Talbot County, Maryland.

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Parents
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John B. Mandrell
1831 - 1900
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Mary A Eaton
1850 - 1937
Spouse(s)
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Ida Augusta Fleetwood
1884 - 1973
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Joseph Carlton Mandrell
1905 - 1987
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Sarah Ellen Mandrell
1904 - 1974
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Dorothy E. Mandrell
1912 - 1996
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John F. Mandrell
1909 - 1973
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Rachel L. Mandrell
1907 - 1982
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Louise Mandrell
1911 - 1996
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Lulu V. Mandrell
1901 - 1927
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James K Mandrell
1915 - 1915
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Ida Mae Mandrell
1919 - 2008
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Gordon Lee Mandrell
1925 - 2003
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Ruth N. Mandrell
1922 - 2011
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Nettie A Mandrell Wallace
1917 - 2011

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