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JOHN WILLIAM SUMPTER

Birth16 July 1857 - Putnam County, Missouri, USA
Death19 January 1941 - Liberty, Clay County, Missouri, USA
MotherNANCY JANE KIRBY/KERBY (SUMPTER)
FatherTHOMAS CHELTON SUMPTER

Born in Putnam County, Missouri, USA on 16 July 1857 to THOMAS CHELTON SUMPTER and NANCY JANE KIRBY/KERBY (SUMPTER). JOHN WILLIAM SUMPTER married RUTH ANN RAY (SUMPTER) and had 8 children. He passed away on 19 January 1941 in Liberty, Clay County, Missouri, USA.

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Thomas Chelton Sumpter
1830 - 1889
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Nancy Jane Kirby/kerby (Sumpter)
1832 - 1895
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Ruth Ann Ray (Sumpter)
1862 - 1934
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Allen Sheridan Sumpter
1895 - 1948
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Elmer Raymond Sumpter
1899 - 1959
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Viola Alice Sumpter
1893 - 1966
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Elsie Jane Sumpter
1889 - 1981
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Thomas Ivan Sumpter
1891 - 1968
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George Arthur Sumpter
1886 - 1961
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Edna Mae Sumpter
1904 - 1979
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Lester Daniel Sumpter
1901 - 1995

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