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Martha E. Lytle

Birth13 October 1870 - Pennsylvania
Death26 July 1946 - Saltsburg, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Catherine Waddle
FatherHarvey Lytle

Born in Pennsylvania on 13 October 1870 to Harvey Lytle and Mary Catherine Waddle. Martha E. Lytle married Ambrose L Stine and had 11 children. She passed away on 26 July 1946 in Saltsburg, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Harvey Lytle
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Catherine Waddle
1850 - 1922
Spouse(s)
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Ambrose L Stine
1863 - 1925
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Lizzie E Stine
1897 - 1977
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Harvey Earl Stine
1894 - 1967
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Mary Myrtle Stine
1895 - 1968
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Elmer Fred Stine
1906 - 1946
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Norman Stine
1899 - 1957
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Lloyd Ambrose Stine
1892 - 1964
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Harry Wallace Stine
1905 - 1954
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William Alfred Stine
1908 - 1946
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Arthur Ambrose Stine
1902 - 1924
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Grace E Stine
1899 - Unknown
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Lawrence Paul Stine
1912 - 1963

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