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Lenora Cornelius Fail

Birth17 Apr 1871 - Sandy Creek, Milam County, Texas
Death7 October 1958 - Milam County, Texas, United States of America
MotherEllen Loe Lodeskey Reddock
FatherJohnnie Pholes

Born in Sandy Creek, Milam County, Texas on 17 Apr 1871 to Johnnie Pholes and Ellen Loe Lodeskey Reddock. Lenora Cornelius Fail married George Richard Hurt and had 9 children. She passed away on 7 October 1958 in Milam County, Texas, United States of America.

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Parents
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Johnnie Pholes
1841 - Unknown
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Ellen Loe Lodeskey Reddock
1844 - 1936
Spouse(s)
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George Richard Hurt
1863 - 1919
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James Clayton Hurt
1891 - 1966
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Ira Alvin Hurt
1899 - 1993
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Archie Lonnie Hurt
1907 - 1939
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Willie Hurt
1896 - 1985
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Amanda Lodisky Hurt
1889 - 1981
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George Harvey Hurt
1903 - 1970
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Doris Hurt
1894 - Unknown
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Ledonia Hurt
1893 - Unknown
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Lenora Cornelius Fail
1871 - 1958

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