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Phoebe Jane Mann

Birth30 Sep 1870 - West Union, Fayette County, Iowa
Death31May 1951 - Tripp County, South Dakota
MotherLetty Mariah Romaine
FatherJohnathan Bonaparte Mann

Born in West Union, Fayette County, Iowa on 30 Sep 1870 to Johnathan Bonaparte Mann and Letty Mariah Romaine. Phoebe Jane Mann married John William Vawser and had 10 children. She passed away on 31May 1951 in Tripp County, South Dakota.

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Parents
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Johnathan Bonaparte Mann
1827 - 1904
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Letty Mariah Romaine
1835 - 1924
Spouse(s)
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John William Vawser
1872 - 1950
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Eva Vawser
1900 - 1977
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Robert Vawser
1902 - 1991
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Arthur Edward Vawser
1906 - 1979
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Charles Alfred Vawser
1896 - Unknown
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Bertha Vawser
1904 - 1987
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John William Vawser
1893 - 1965
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Mary Elizabeth Vawser
1894 - 1966
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Florence M Vawser
1898 - 1993
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Joseph Vawser
1908 - 1982
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Vernetta Vawser
1914 - 2004

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