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Martha E Cruse

BirthJan 1878 - Stanly County, North Carolina, USA
Death31 Mar 1948 - N Wilkesboro, Wilkes, North Carolina
MotherMargaret Jane Menster
FatherRobert Martin Crews

Born in Stanly County, North Carolina, USA on Jan 1878 to Robert Martin Crews and Margaret Jane Menster. Martha E Cruse married George Efird Sells and had 9 children. She passed away on 31 Mar 1948 in N Wilkesboro, Wilkes, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Robert Martin Crews
1843 - 1930
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Margaret Jane Menster
1851 - 1914
Spouse(s)
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George Efird Sells
1869 - 1928
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Clarence Robert Sells
1907 - 1984
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Albert Howard Sells
1905 - 1975
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Lottie A Sell
1910 - Unknown
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Earl Selle
1898 - Unknown
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Lela May Sell
1903 - 1979
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Della Ann Sells
1899 - 1978
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Francis W Sells
1900 - Unknown
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Emaline Sells
1901 - 1959
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Della Sells Culp
Unknown - Unknown

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