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John William Ritch

Birth3 AUG 1859 - St. Clair County, AL USA
Death18 SEP 1927 - Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas, USA
MotherGemima G. Brown
FatherJames R. Ritch

Born in St. Clair County, AL USA on 3 AUG 1859 to James R. Ritch and Gemima G. Brown. John William Ritch married Ida Newton Thompson and had 10 children. He passed away on 18 SEP 1927 in Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas, USA.

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Parents
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James R. Ritch
1827 - 1903
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Gemima G. Brown
1831 - 1924
Spouse(s)
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Ida Newton Thompson
1867 - 1905
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Margaret Jewell Ritch Mcmichael
1888 - 1979
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Gussie Lori Ritch Whitford
1891 - 1985
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Maude May Ritch Powers
1884 - 1904
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Jeffrey C. Ritch
1885 - 1888
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Tessie J Rich
1893 - Unknown
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Beulah Elizabeth Ritch
1896 - 1945
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James Dewey Ritch
1898 - 1970
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Clifford Onts Ritch
1911 - 1976
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Henry Ritch
1913 - 1914
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Harley Ritch
1908 - 1910

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