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Mourning Thorp

Birth27 November 1829 - Clay County, Missouri, USA
Death16 Mar 1884 - Clinton, Missouri
MotherNancy Burnam
FatherTyre Thorpe

Born in Clay County, Missouri, USA on 27 November 1829 to Tyre Thorpe and Nancy Burnam. Mourning Thorp married John Hall Sr Anderson and had 7 children. She passed away on 16 Mar 1884 in Clinton, Missouri.

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Tyre Thorpe
1801 - 1873
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Nancy Burnam
1810 - 1885
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John Hall Sr Anderson
1824 - 1895
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Tyree Trice Anderson
1872 - 1878
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Eliza F Anderson
1857 - 1895
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Sallie Biggerstaff Anderson
1867 - 1955
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Martha Mildred Anderson
1856 - 1919
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Laura Zerelda Anderson
1866 - 1930
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William Henry Anderson
1851 - 1913
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John Hall Anderson
1859 - 1930

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