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Martha Electa Ogle

Birth22 Feb 1921 - Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana
Death27 May 1991 - Not Available
MotherEmma Clara Johnson
FatherCorporal Bertram Homer Ogle - worked for a street car company - a public works laborer - a farmer - Spanish-American War - WW I and WW II

Born in Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana on 22 Feb 1921 to Corporal Bertram Homer Ogle - worked for a street car company - a public works laborer - a farmer - Spanish-American War - WW I and WW II and Emma Clara Johnson. Martha Electa Ogle married Alton Doyle Dodwell and had 2 children. She passed away on 27 May 1991.

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Corporal Bertram Homer Ogle - Worked For A Street Car Company - A Public Works Laborer - A Farmer - Spanish-american War - Ww I And Ww Ii
1877 - 1957
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Emma Clara Johnson
1882 - 1970
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Alton Doyle Dodwell
1919 - 1998
Children
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Sandra Sue Tillinghast
1938 - Unknown
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William G. Tillinghast
1937 - 1938

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