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Samuel Everett Hutton

Birth27 MAR 1885 - Greene, Tennessee
Death20 JUN 1966 - Mosheim, Greene, Tennessee
MotherMargaret Elizabeth Smelcer
FatherBenjamin Franklin Hutton

Born in Greene, Tennessee on 27 MAR 1885 to Benjamin Franklin Hutton and Margaret Elizabeth Smelcer. Samuel Everett Hutton married Penelope Olive "Neppie" Walters and had 5 children. He passed away on 20 JUN 1966 in Mosheim, Greene, Tennessee.

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Parents
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Benjamin Franklin Hutton
1853 - 1939
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Margaret Elizabeth Smelcer
1851 - 1914
Spouse(s)
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Penelope Olive "Neppie" Walters
1888 - 1954
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Fredrick Everett Hutton
1910 - 1989
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Ralph Taylor Hutton
1908 - 1994
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Hazel Leona Hutton
1906 - 1907
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Wilma Mae Hutton
1916 - 1980
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Anna Bell Hutton
1920 - 2006

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