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Lula Long

Birth20 Jul 1884 - Sullivan, New York, USA
Death4/1967 - Addison, Steuben, New York, USA
MotherBessie Willard
FatherThomas Henry Reynolds

Born in Sullivan, New York, USA on 20 Jul 1884 to Thomas Henry Reynolds and Bessie Willard. Lula Long married Parshall Elbert Long and had 12 children. She passed away on 4/1967 in Addison, Steuben, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Henry Reynolds
1852 - 1920
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Bessie Willard
1858 - 1945
Spouse(s)
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Parshall Elbert Long
1887 - 1970
Children Show all
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Myrtle E Long
1919 - 1993
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Marjorie Irene Long
1924 - 1994
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Charles "Chuck" E. Long
1931 - 2010
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Phyllis Louise Long
1918 - 2007
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Madeline V Long
1913 - Unknown
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Robert Wendell Long
1924 - 1993
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Alberta M. Long
1914 - 2001
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Sally L Long
1929 - Unknown
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Joan Long
1928 - Unknown
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Leola E West
1920 - 2013
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Theodore E "Teddy" Long
1923 - Unknown
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Stanley Long
1919 - 2008

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