John Wesley Ruby

Birth1 Dec 1851 - Wayne, Noble County, Ohio, USA

Death11 February 1935 - Mt Ephraim, Noble, Ohio, United States

MotherElizabeth Ann Tucker

FatherWilliam Johnson Ruby

Born in Wayne, Noble County, Ohio, USA on 1 Dec 1851 to William Johnson Ruby and Elizabeth Ann Tucker. John Wesley Ruby married Nancy Ellen Osler and had 14 children. He passed away on 11 February 1935 in Mt Ephraim, Noble, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

William Johnson Ruby
1826 - 1916

Elizabeth Ann Tucker
1831 - 1904

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Nancy Ellen Osler
1857 - 1942

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Roie Floral Ruby
1895 - 1950

Isaac Newton Ruby
1884 - 1974

John Gilbert Ruby
1882 - 1973

Zoie Florence Ruby
1895 - 1972

Simon Edward Ruby
1899 - 1984

Frank William Ruby
1897 - 1978

James M. Ruby
1889 - 1984

Glen Clifford Ruby
1887 - 1930

Albert Johnson Ruby
1878 - 1964

Joanna Jane Ruby
1875 - Unknown

Hila Luada Ruby
1892 - 1982

Ora Welthon Ruby
1873 - 1959

Jesse Calvin Ruby
1875 - Unknown

Margaret J Ruby
1880 - 1912

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