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Ora Avalene Thomas

Birthabt 1887 - Texas
Death27 Jul 1951 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA
MotherLucinda F Brady
FatherJohn Milton Thomas

Born in Texas on abt 1887 to John Milton Thomas and Lucinda F Brady. Ora Avalene Thomas married Joseph Lee Coffey and had 11 children. She passed away on 27 Jul 1951 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents
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John Milton Thomas
1861 - 1899
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Lucinda F Brady
1862 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Lee Coffey
1888 - 1928
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Frances Mae Coffey
1916 - 1992
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Edna Lee Coffey
1911 - 1973
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Alfus Milton Coffey
1912 - 1991
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Billie Jo Coffey
1928 - 1963
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Lahoma Coffey
1914 - 1978
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J W Coffey
1925 - 1925
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Carrabelle Coffey
1914 - 1993
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Ina Lucille Crosby
1919 - 1991
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Edith Latrelle Coffey
1917 - 2005
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Roy Thomas
1905 - 1992
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Joe Lee Coffey
1920 - 1982

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