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Sarah Ann Eberle

Birth5 January 1874 - Anchor, McLean County, Illinois, United States of America
Death15 Dec 1956 - Verndale, Wadena, Minnesota, United States
MotherEmma Jane Barrett
FatherWilliam Emil Eberle

Born in Anchor, McLean County, Illinois, United States of America on 5 January 1874 to William Emil Eberle and Emma Jane Barrett. Sarah Ann Eberle married Nathan Lincoln Bradford and had 10 children. She passed away on 15 Dec 1956 in Verndale, Wadena, Minnesota, United States.

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Parents
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William Emil Eberle
1847 - 1910
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Emma Jane Barrett
1850 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Nathan Lincoln Bradford
1865 - 1949
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Alice Marrilla Bradford
1907 - 1998
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Sarah Ellen (Ella) Bradford
1902 - 1998
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Emma Delilah Bradford
1899 - 1990
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Gertrude Hattie Bradford
1909 - 2009
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Golda Mae (Goldie) Bradford
1895 - 1978
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Bertha Leah Bradford
1904 - 1992
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James Nathan Bradford
1898 - 1986
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Leonard Bradford
1906 - 1906
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Edith Ruth Bradford
1917 - 1930
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George Bradford
1897 - 1897

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