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Mary E Callender

Birth15 Aug 1878 - Maryland
Death25 Jan 1944 - Baltimore City, Maryland
MotherMary M Philips
FatherHenry Callender

Born in Maryland on 15 Aug 1878 to Henry Callender and Mary M Philips. Mary E Callender married Charles Thomas Eslein and had 8 children. She passed away on 25 Jan 1944 in Baltimore City, Maryland.

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Parents
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Henry Callender
1832 - 1908
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Mary M Philips
1855 - 1907
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Charles Thomas Eslein
1875 - 1951
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Florence B Eslein
1904 - 1998
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Annie Mae Eslein
1896 - 1969
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Frank Thomas Eslein
1907 - 1991
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Charles T Eslein
1898 - 1947
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Bertha Eslein
1907 - 1998
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Thelma Eslien
1914 - 1987
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Thelma M. Hall
1914 - 1987
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Annie Esline
Unknown - Unknown

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