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John Mark McClain

Birth3 Jun 1891 - Luka, Mississippi, USA
Death13 Dec 1968 - Lonoke, Lonoke, Arkansas, United States of America
MotherMalinda Jane Smith
FatherWilliam Felix Grundy Mcclain

Born in Luka, Mississippi, USA on 3 Jun 1891 to William Felix Grundy Mcclain and Malinda Jane Smith. John Mark McClain married Duette Butterworth and had 9 children. He passed away on 13 Dec 1968 in Lonoke, Lonoke, Arkansas, United States of America.

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William Felix Grundy Mcclain
1856 - 1933
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Malinda Jane Smith
1858 - 1896
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Duette Butterworth
1889 - 1969
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Mark Buford Mcclain
1918 - 2002
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Harold Mc Clain
1912 - 2007
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Betty Gene Mcclain
1930 - 1971
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Bishop Mc Clain
1914 - 1979
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Ruel Mc Clain
1915 - 1997
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Joseph Fletcher Mcclain
1924 - 2002
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Florence Mcclain
1922 - 2004
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Madeline Mcclain
1920 - 2007
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Clinton Mcclain
1926 - 2014

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