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Mary Matilda Ewing

Birth30 Dec 1860 - Illinois
Death9 Mar 1939 - Oral, Fall River, South Dakota, USA
MotherSusan Ann Daugherty
FatherWilliam G. Ewing

Born in Illinois on 30 Dec 1860 to William G. Ewing and Susan Ann Daugherty. Mary Matilda Ewing married Horace Greely Tim Graves and had 10 children. She passed away on 9 Mar 1939 in Oral, Fall River, South Dakota, USA.

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Parents
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William G. Ewing
1833 - Unknown
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Susan Ann Daugherty
1842 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Horace Greely Tim Graves
1862 - 1927
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Mabel Alta Graves
1901 - 1996
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George Salathiel Arnold
1888 - 1961
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Minnie E Graves
1886 - 1964
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John Edgar Arnold
1882 - 1917
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Ira Bird "Ike" Graves
1891 - 1953
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Fremont A Graves
1893 - 1963
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Mary Ann Graves
1895 - 1976
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Richard Graves
1899 - 1899
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Fanny L Arnold
1884 - 1884
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William M Graves
1897 - 1983

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