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Pytha Gorse Huron

Birth3 Feb 1870 - Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States
Death2 Sep 1939 - Harris, Texas
MotherMary Ann Murphy
FatherEdmond Eugene Huron

Born in Fort Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States on 3 Feb 1870 to Edmond Eugene Huron and Mary Ann Murphy. Pytha Gorse Huron married Norah Velma Hamilton and had 10 children. He passed away on 2 Sep 1939 in Harris, Texas.

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Parents
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Edmond Eugene Huron
1844 - 1920
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Mary Ann Murphy
1858 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Norah Velma Hamilton
1884 - 1929
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Edward Clifton Huron
1900 - 1984
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Rosa Huron
1906 - 1971
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Mary Elizabeth Huron
1915 - 1999
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Fannie Huron
1905 - 1977
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Pearl Jane Huron
1902 - 1957
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John E Huron
1909 - 1997
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Diarus Curtis Huron
1922 - 1987
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Alvilda Dot Huron
1918 - 1993
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Nellie Marie Huron
1911 - 1918
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John Huron
1911 - 1918

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