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Nora A Everson

Birth1910 - Wisconsin
Death1965 - Not Available
MotherAnna Maria Asmussen
FatherWilliam Ely Everson

Born in Wisconsin on 1910 to William Ely Everson and Anna Maria Asmussen. Nora A Everson married David Dewey Hargrave and had 11 children. She passed away on 1965.

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Parents
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William Ely Everson
1883 - 1952
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Anna Maria Asmussen
1886 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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David Dewey Hargrave
1907 - 1966
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Jeanette Margaret Hargrave
1935 - 2007
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Kathleen Ann Hargrave
1932 - 2006
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Betty Jean Wittmann
1936 - 2017
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David Hargrave
1930 - 1950
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Marion L Hargrave
1939 - 2008
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Caroline Mae Hargrave
1933 - 1991
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Adeline M Hargrave
1934 - Unknown
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William R Hargrave
1938 - Unknown
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Ruth E Hargrave
1949 - Unknown
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Judith K Hargrave
1946 - Unknown
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Gary Ray Hargrave
1941 - 2021

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