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Robert Merit Suttles

Birth10 May 1847 - Fairview, Buncombe, North Carolina, United States
Death31 May 1929 - No 13, Madison, North Carolina, USA
MotherMalinda Mary Trantham
FatherRobert O Suttle

Born in Fairview, Buncombe, North Carolina, United States on 10 May 1847 to Robert O Suttle and Malinda Mary Trantham. Robert Merit Suttles married Mary Jane Battle Keener and had 11 children. He passed away on 31 May 1929 in No 13, Madison, North Carolina, USA.

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Robert O Suttle
1812 - 1900
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Malinda Mary Trantham
1822 - 1879
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Mary Jane Battle Keener
1852 - 1933
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Thomas Arthur Suttles
1886 - 1960
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Mary Nancy Suttles
1887 - 1967
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Steven Japha Suttles
1880 - 1949
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Harriett E. Suttles
1874 - 1948
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Robert Lee Suttles
1880 - 1964
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Caully G Suttles
1880 - 1964
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Mertie E Suttles
1898 - 1984
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William Martin Suttles
1877 - 1962
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Mary Roland
1887 - 1976
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Annie Elizabeth Suttles
1928 - 2002
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Lawson S Suttles
1875 - 1967

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