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John Thomas Collins

Birth13 October 1881 - Ozark County, Missouri, USA
Death5 August 1924 - Ozark County, Missouri, USA
MotherMary Ann Capps
FatherBartholemew Collins

Born in Ozark County, Missouri, USA on 13 October 1881 to Bartholemew Collins and Mary Ann Capps. John Thomas Collins married Mary Malissa Hall and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 August 1924 in Ozark County, Missouri, USA.

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Bartholemew Collins
1854 - 1946
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Mary Ann Capps
1855 - 1922
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Mary Malissa Hall
1885 - 1974
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Eldon O Collins
1909 - 1952
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Alma Myrtle Collins
1906 - 1967
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Eva Marie Collins
1908 - 1993
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Lura Helen Collins
1914 - 2011
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Elsie Jane Collins
1912 - 1995
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Agnes Opal Collins
1921 - 2009
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Hayden Raymond Collins
1924 - 1962
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Elza Pinkney Collins
1918 - 1993
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Mary Ann Collins
1917 - 1939

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