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Sarah E. Wallace

Birthabt 1873 - Maryland
DeathOctober 7, 1938 - Dorchester, Maryland
MotherTheresa Jane "Terry" Simmons
FatherWilliam B. Wallace

Born in Maryland on abt 1873 to William B. Wallace and Theresa Jane "Terry" Simmons. Sarah E. Wallace married Harry Tyler and had 11 children. She passed away on October 7, 1938 in Dorchester, Maryland.

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Parents
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William B. Wallace
1833 - 1917
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Theresa Jane "Terry" Simmons
1838 - 1909
Spouse(s)
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Harry Tyler
1870 - Unknown
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Ethel B Tyler
1898 - 1955
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Nellie G. Tyler
1899 - 1954
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Myrtle E. Tyler
1894 - Unknown
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Grover L. Tyler
1888 - 1900
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George Herman Tyler
1897 - 1978
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Gertrude T Tyler
1904 - 1918
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Helen E. Tyler
1891 - 1901
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Kathleen M. Tyler
1908 - Unknown
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Ruth Tyler
1892 - Unknown
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Myrtice Alma (Myrtie) Evans
1892 - 1987
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Bernard S Tall
1898 - Unknown

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