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Lucy Jane Marr

Birth2 SEP 1856 - Johnson County, Missouri, United States of America
Death2 FEB 1941 - Palo Pinto County, Texas, United States of America
MotherEveline Fannie Johnson
FatherAndrew Porter Marr

Born in Johnson County, Missouri, United States of America on 2 SEP 1856 to Andrew Porter Marr and Eveline Fannie Johnson. Lucy Jane Marr married Allen Hill Brackeen and had 11 children. She passed away on 2 FEB 1941 in Palo Pinto County, Texas, United States of America.

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Andrew Porter Marr
1830 - 1922
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Eveline Fannie Johnson
1831 - 1877
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Allen Hill Brackeen
1842 - 1913
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Buford F Tunnell
1890 - 1973
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Benjamin Oscar Brackeen
1873 - 1961
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Alvard Hart Brackeen
1897 - 1993
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Edna Brackeen
1893 - 1990
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Earl Bedford Brackeen
1880 - 1951
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Eva Brackeen
1882 - 1942
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Eugene Ross Brackeen
1886 - 1952
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Nannie Bracken
1878 - 1955
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John A Brackeen
1889 - 1955
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Buford F Tunnel
1890 - Unknown
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Mattie Brackeen
1887 - 1888

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