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Matthew Corder

Birth27 Mar 1873 - Sinking Creek, Wayne, Kentucky, USA
Death28 Jul 1912 - Mill Springs, Wayne, Kentucky, USA
MotherMartha (Patsy) Kidd
FatherJames Granville Corder

Born in Sinking Creek, Wayne, Kentucky, USA on 27 Mar 1873 to James Granville Corder and Martha (Patsy) Kidd. Matthew Corder married Nancy Cansada Foster and had 5 children. He passed away on 28 Jul 1912 in Mill Springs, Wayne, Kentucky, USA.

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James Granville Corder
1830 - 1906
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Martha (Patsy) Kidd
1844 - 1910
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Nancy Cansada Foster
1877 - 1935
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James Milton (Mitt) Corder
1896 - 1980
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Denver Emby Corder
1909 - 1977
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Mary Edna Corder
1908 - Unknown
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Thomas Clyde Corder
1902 - 1952
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Zora Bell Corder
1911 - 2004

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