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Martha ST. CLAIR

Birth28 Mar 1837 - Boone, Indiana, USA
Death07/26/1884 - Indiana, USA
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Born in Boone, Indiana, USA on 28 Mar 1837. Martha ST. CLAIR married William Carroll ENGLEDOW and had 14 children. She passed away on 07/26/1884 in Indiana, USA.

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William Carroll Engledow
1833 - 1876
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Dora Melville Engledow
1872 - 1946
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Sarah Elizabeth St. Clair Engledow
1870 - 1962
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Ida Mauda Engledow
1874 - 1971
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Hiram N Engledow
1861 - Unknown
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Emma Engledow
1873 - 1874
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Perry Wilson Engledow
1868 - 1961
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Charles Edward Engledow
1863 - Unknown
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Ira F Engledow
Unknown - 1872
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Anna B. Engledow
1875 - 1875
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Julius Elmore Engledow
1865 - 1868
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Rosella Alice Engledow
1864 - Unknown
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George W Engledow
Unknown - Unknown
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John William 'Wills' Engledow
1858 - 1919
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Nancy Virginia Caroline Smith
1847 - 1923

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