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Mary Jane Mongold

Birth13 Sep 1882 - Milroy District, Grant, West Virginia
Death26 Jul 1972 - Grant, West Virginia
MotherSarah Elizabeth Mumbert
FatherJohn A. Mongold

Born in Milroy District, Grant, West Virginia on 13 Sep 1882 to John A. Mongold and Sarah Elizabeth Mumbert. Mary Jane Mongold married Solomon Thorne and had 10 children. She passed away on 26 Jul 1972 in Grant, West Virginia.

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Parents
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John A. Mongold
1856 - 1929
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Sarah Elizabeth Mumbert
1859 - 1949
Spouse(s)
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Solomon Thorne
1877 - 1964
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Jesse Edward Thorn
1903 - 1987
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Oscar Ray Thorn
1900 - 1992
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Curry David Thorn
1905 - 1990
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Hattie Mernie Elizabeth Thorne
1910 - 1987
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William Ervin Thorne
1907 - 1997
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Evers Curtis Thorn
1912 - 2008
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Vernon Lee Thorn
1921 - 1984
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Luther Jason Thorne
1915 - 1990
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Bettie Catherine Thorn
1923 - 1924
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Virgil Garrett Thorne
1918 - 2010

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