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Mary A Vanderpool

Birth15 Dec 1857 - Berlin (Lafayette County), Lafayette County, Missouri, USA
Death1 Nov 1920 - Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA
MotherMary Emily Cowan
FatherLynch Moore Vanderpool

Born in Berlin (Lafayette County), Lafayette County, Missouri, USA on 15 Dec 1857 to Lynch Moore Vanderpool and Mary Emily Cowan. Mary A Vanderpool married James Madison Isley and had 9 children. She passed away on 1 Nov 1920 in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA.

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Parents
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Lynch Moore Vanderpool
1825 - 1913
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Mary Emily Cowan
1833 - 1869
Spouse(s)
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James Madison Isley
1850 - 1934
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Grace Myrtle Isley
1885 - 1975
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Minnie Belle Isley
1880 - 1948
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Mathew Cowan Isley
1887 - 1934
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Raymond Earl Isley
1892 - 1956
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James Franklin Isley
1875 - 1951
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Claude Harold Isley
1889 - 1975
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Evalene Isley
1881 - 1946
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William Wilson Isley
1877 - 1948
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Alice Isley
1883 - 1884

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