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Mary Jane Lytle

BirthFeb 1846 - Black River, Independence, Arkansas, United States
Death10 December 1927 - Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, United States of America
MotherElener Allgood
Fatherwilliam lytle

Born in Black River, Independence, Arkansas, United States on Feb 1846 to william lytle and Elener Allgood. Mary Jane Lytle married William Thomas Radford and had 4 children. She passed away on 10 December 1927 in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, United States of America.

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William Lytle
1823 - 1880
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Elener Allgood
1828 - 1895
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William Thomas Radford
1838 - 1904
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Julia E. Radford
1868 - 1944
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Robert W Radford
1886 - 1954
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Warren Chancey Radford
1889 - Unknown
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William Luther Radford
1876 - 1954

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