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Nathan Shurtleff Labay

Birth26 Oct. 1877 - Lyndon, Caledonia, Vermont, USA
Death13 May 1925 - Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA
MotherSusan Webster Farnham
FatherElisander "Alex" Labay

Born in Lyndon, Caledonia, Vermont, USA on 26 Oct. 1877 to Elisander "Alex" Labay and Susan Webster Farnham. Nathan Shurtleff Labay married Jennie Sophia Molumby and had 5 children. He passed away on 13 May 1925 in Yakima, Yakima, Washington, USA.

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Elisander "Alex" Labay
1848 - 1929
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Susan Webster Farnham
1854 - 1921
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Jennie Sophia Molumby
1880 - 1968
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Clarence N Labay
1915 - 1983
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Alvin K. Labay
1905 - 1987
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Raymond Robert Labay
1921 - 2001
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Hazel Geneva Labay
1902 - 1996
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Vena May Labay
1911 - 1930

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