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Margaret E Carter

Birth18 Apr 1864 - Maryland
Death3 Feb 1943 - Unionville, Frederick, Maryland, United States
MotherMargaret Elizabeth NICODEMUS
FatherHenry Clay Carter

Born in Maryland on 18 Apr 1864 to Henry Clay Carter and Margaret Elizabeth NICODEMUS. Margaret E Carter married Henry Russell Appleby and had 5 children. She passed away on 3 Feb 1943 in Unionville, Frederick, Maryland, United States.

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Henry Clay Carter
1830 - 1894
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Margaret Elizabeth Nicodemus
1832 - 1874
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Henry Russell Appleby
1861 - 1940
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Bessie Alberta Appleby
1885 - 1963
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Henry Carter Appleby
1894 - 1981
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Alice Bessie Appleby
1887 - 1969
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Margaret Loraine Appleby
1900 - 1979
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Madge Lenora Appleby
1888 - 1911

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