John Franklin Delay

Birth11 Dec 1881 - Joplin, Newton, Missouri, United States,

Death18 Nov 1963 - Spokane, Spokane, Washington, United States

MotherNancy Ann Jackson

FatherHenry Delay

Born in Joplin, Newton, Missouri, United States, on 11 Dec 1881 to Henry Delay and Nancy Ann Jackson. John Franklin Delay married Vida Elen Oglesby and had 13 children. He passed away on 18 Nov 1963 in Spokane, Spokane, Washington, United States.

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Parents

Henry Delay
1849 - 1921

Nancy Ann Jackson
1853 - 1923

Spouse(s)

Vida Elen Oglesby
1899 - 1972

Effie May Bills
1887 - 1963

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Theodore Lewis Delay
1918 - 1998

Archie Henry Delay
1907 - 1972

Orville Benjamin Delay
1933 - 2014

Francis Mae Delay
1909 - 1976

Floyd Eugene Delay
1938 - 1990

Evelyn Elnora Delay
1936 - 1997

James H Delay
1926 - 2010

Helen Audrey Delay
1924 - 1928

Norman David Delay
1942 - 1992

Francis Grigg
1909 - 1976

James H Delay
1952 - Unknown

Geneva B Delay
1923 - 1989

Herbert Delay
1930 - 1931

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