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Mary Ellen Stroops

BirthApril 6, 1871 - Schuyler county, Illinois
Death3 November 1945 - Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois, United States of America
MotherSarah Dyce Trone
FatherJohn Henry Stroops

Born in Schuyler county, Illinois on April 6, 1871 to John Henry Stroops and Sarah Dyce Trone. Mary Ellen Stroops married Henry W. Stambaugh and had 10 children. She passed away on 3 November 1945 in Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois, United States of America.

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Parents
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John Henry Stroops
1837 - 1923
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Sarah Dyce Trone
1844 - 1927
Spouse(s)
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Henry W. Stambaugh
1865 - 1938
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Jesse W. Stambaugh
1889 - 1988
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Gladys Marie Stambaugh
1902 - 1920
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Ira Jay Stambaugh
1894 - 1979
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John C. Stambaugh
1896 - 1980
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Lefa Olive Stambaugh
1909 - 1981
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Bertha May Stambaugh
1892 - 1918
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Mary Viola Stambaugh
1905 - 1958
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Sara Kathryn Stambaugh
1898 - 1984
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Beulah I. Stambaugh
1913 - 1999
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Eldon (1C2x:1) Stambaugh
1907 - 1907

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