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Myrtle Annie Treece

Birth27 SEP 1897 - Gunnersville, Morrow, Ala
Death8 OCT 1979 - Brownfield, Terry, Texas
MotherRebecca 'Beckie' Janie Bevel / Bevil
FatherMartin Augustus Treece

Born in Gunnersville, Morrow, Ala on 27 SEP 1897 to Martin Augustus Treece and Rebecca 'Beckie' Janie Bevel / Bevil. Myrtle Annie Treece married John Henry Ticer and had 8 children. She passed away on 8 OCT 1979 in Brownfield, Terry, Texas.

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Parents
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Martin Augustus Treece
1872 - 1905
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Rebecca 'Beckie' Janie Bevel / Bevil
1881 - 1935
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John Henry Ticer
1893 - 1960
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Paralee Ticer
1915 - 1994
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Goldie Ticer
1916 - 2010
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John Henry Ticer
1924 - 1951
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Amos Johnson Ticer
1919 - 1999
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Eugene Ernest Ticer
1917 - 2008
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Thelma Ann Ticer Redding
1920 - 2007
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Maureen Ticer
1922 - 2011
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Lela Jo Jackson
1933 - 2000

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