John William Eckle

Birth22 August 1855 - Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America

Death28 Dec 1942 - Buried at Church of God Faith of Abraham Cemetary , Morse Mill, Jefferson County, Mo

MotherEllen Eckle

FatherJohn Eckle

Born in Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America on 22 August 1855 to John Eckle and Ellen Eckle. John William Eckle married Catherine Sale and had 9 children. He passed away on 28 Dec 1942 in Buried at Church of God Faith of Abraham Cemetary , Morse Mill, Jefferson County, Mo.

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Parents

John Eckle
1827 - Unknown

Ellen Eckle
1829 - 1880

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Catherine Sale
1864 - 1922

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Mary Jennie Eckle
1884 - 1957

Leona K Eckle
1902 - 1994

Samuel Leon Eckle
1888 - 1974

Clarence Claus Eckle
1897 - 1931

Joseph Berkett Eckle
1895 - 1980

Virginia Eckle
1893 - 1961

William J. Eckle
1885 - 1907

Anna Mae Eckle
1906 - 1942

Margaret Eckle
1890 - 1981

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