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Martha Ellen Compton

Birth14 MAR 1867 - Branson, Taney County, Missouri
Death4 AUG 1920 - Branson, MO Lewallen Cemetery
MotherMary Mitchell Snodgrass
FatherGeorge William Compton

Born in Branson, Taney County, Missouri on 14 MAR 1867 to George William Compton and Mary Mitchell Snodgrass. Martha Ellen Compton married John Royal SKE BOSWELL and had 9 children. She passed away on 4 AUG 1920 in Branson, MO Lewallen Cemetery.

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George William Compton
1831 - 1894
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Mary Mitchell Snodgrass
1833 - 1872
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John Royal Ske Boswell
1858 - 1947
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Ralph Boswell
1891 - 1978
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Chester Royal Boswell
1903 - 1968
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James William Boswell
1888 - 1953
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Mabel Carrie Ske ( Wilson) Boswell
1897 - 1990
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Loyce Ske (Holman) Boswell
1899 - 1986
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Dillard Ske Boswell
1894 - 1982
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Helen Boswell
1906 - 1995
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Lois Boswell
1900 - Unknown
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Georgia Boswell
1889 - 1890

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