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Ralph Everett Ables

Birth22 Nov 1899 - Georgia
Death31 Aug 1966 - Fort Payne, Dekalb, Alabama
MotherSarah Annice Treadaway
FatherSimeon Andrew Ables

Born in Georgia on 22 Nov 1899 to Simeon Andrew Ables and Sarah Annice Treadaway. Ralph Everett Ables married Edna Jane Hufstetler and had 7 children. He passed away on 31 Aug 1966 in Fort Payne, Dekalb, Alabama.

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Simeon Andrew Ables
1857 - 1933
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Sarah Annice Treadaway
1869 - 1919
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Edna Jane Hufstetler
1903 - 1963
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Charles Wesley Ables
1927 - 2003
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Ralph Everett Ables
1921 - 1988
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Ruth Ables
1925 - 2010
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William "Bill" Ables
1937 - 2010
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Rebecca Ables
1935 - 2010
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Martin Freeman Ables
1923 - 1945
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Mary E Ables
1928 - 1999

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