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Sarah Elmina Straw

Birth29 Jul 1859 - West Cairo, Allen Co., OH
Death26 August 1922 - Wichita, Kansas, USA
MotherAmelia Shock
FatherIsaac Newton Straw

Born in West Cairo, Allen Co., OH on 29 Jul 1859 to Isaac Newton Straw and Amelia Shock. Sarah Elmina Straw married Homer Albert Davis and had 7 children. She passed away on 26 August 1922 in Wichita, Kansas, USA.

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Parents
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Isaac Newton Straw
1836 - 1905
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Amelia Shock
1839 - 1885
Spouse(s)
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Homer Albert Davis
1856 - 1925
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Elmer Newton Davis
1887 - 1970
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Edna M. Davis Prescott
1890 - 1971
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Maude Catherine Davis
1882 - 1987
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Irvin Eugene Davis
1885 - 1979
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Walter Henry Davis
1880 - Unknown
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Lola Fae Davis
1900 - 1987
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Mabel L Davis
1905 - 1987

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