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Myrtle Eveline Taylor

Birth22 Oct 1878 - Creal Springs, Williamson, Illinois
Death11 Jul 1952 - Herrin, Williamson, Illinois, United States
MotherElizabeth Emiline McInturff
FatherWilliam Hindman Taylor

Born in Creal Springs, Williamson, Illinois on 22 Oct 1878 to William Hindman Taylor and Elizabeth Emiline McInturff. Myrtle Eveline Taylor married Walter Barney "Barney" Howerton and had 7 children. She passed away on 11 Jul 1952 in Herrin, Williamson, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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William Hindman Taylor
1838 - 1904
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Elizabeth Emiline Mcinturff
1841 - 1906
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Walter Barney "Barney" Howerton
1870 - 1931
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Bessie Bernice Howerton
1912 - 1990
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Lela A Howerton
1904 - 1975
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Jesse Burnis Howerton
1912 - 1977
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Thomas Daton "Daton" Howerton
1918 - 1977
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George Delmas Howerton
1908 - 1988
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Pearl Harrel
1902 - 1965
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Vernia L Cummings
1898 - 1969

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