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Lydia E Pickering

Birth7 OCT 1859 - Wisconsin
Death9 Aug 1940 - Fort Laramie, Goshen, Wyoming
MotherCyrena J. MITCHELL
FatherMilo Pickering

Born in Wisconsin on 7 OCT 1859 to Milo Pickering and Cyrena J. MITCHELL. Lydia E Pickering married Lafayette DeKalb DeVeny and had 6 children. She passed away on 9 Aug 1940 in Fort Laramie, Goshen, Wyoming.

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Parents
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Milo Pickering
1833 - 1902
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Cyrena J. Mitchell
1832 - 1898
Spouse(s)
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Lafayette Dekalb Deveny
1856 - 1954
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Syrena (Cyrena Or Rena) Gladys Deveny
1887 - 1991
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Charles Ellis Deveny
1888 - Unknown
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Arthela Flora Devenny
1900 - 1951
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Lillian Blanche Deveny
1886 - 1977
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Cecil Clyde Deveny
1891 - 1955
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Wallace Everett Deveny
1892 - 1964

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