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John William Lay

Birth27 February 1875 - Santa Clara, Washington, Utah, USA
Death06/09/1948 - Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA
MotherRachel Ellen Wiltbank
FatherJohn Taylor Lay

Born in Santa Clara, Washington, Utah, USA on 27 February 1875 to John Taylor Lay and Rachel Ellen Wiltbank. John William Lay married Vivian Cyntha Allen and had 11 children. He passed away on 06/09/1948 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA.

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Parents
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John Taylor Lay
1845 - 1913
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Rachel Ellen Wiltbank
1852 - 1931
Spouse(s)
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Vivian Cyntha Allen
1878 - Unknown
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Bessie Velora Lay
1900 - 1958
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Elizabeth Pearl Lay
1902 - 1990
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Rachel Maude Lay
1906 - 1984
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John Glen Lay
1897 - 1957
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Frank Clayton Lay
1904 - 1990
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Leah Jane Lay
1908 - 2003
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Victor Lay
1910 - 1910
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Elden Mitchell Lay
1914 - 2000
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Fonda Mae Lay
1912 - 2011
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Wilma Doris Lay
1917 - 2009
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Victor Lay
1899 - 1899

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