Permelia "Amelia" Scoby

Birth29 Dec 1842 - New York or Pennsylvania, United States

Death4 Dec 1900 - Luther, Lake or Morley, Mecosta, Michigan, United States

MotherLavina or Lavena Hoye Haye Hay

FatherJohnathan G Johnathon Johnathen Scoby Scobey Scorby

Born in New York or Pennsylvania, United States on 29 Dec 1842 to Johnathan G Johnathon Johnathen Scoby Scobey Scorby and Lavina or Lavena Hoye Haye Hay. Permelia "Amelia" Scoby married Elijah Columbus Adams and had 5 children. She passed away on 4 Dec 1900 in Luther, Lake or Morley, Mecosta, Michigan, United States.

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Parents

Johnathan G Johnathon Johnathen Scoby Scobey Scorby
1810 - 1886

Lavina Or Lavena Hoye Haye Hay
1820 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Elijah Columbus Adams
1820 - 1905

Frederick Frank Alfred Beadle Beedle
1813 - 1872

William Walter Nichols
1796 - 1860

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Alfred John Beadle
1865 - 1901

Lycenus T. Beadle
1871 - 1880

Robert M Beedle
1867 - 1870

Lavinna Louise Adams
1880 - 1952

Henrietta (Etta) Beadle
1870 - 1942

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