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Scott Corvin Ramey

Birth3 FEB 1849 - Abingdon, Jefferson County, Iowa
Death1913 - Cedar Valley, Logan County, Oklahoma, USA
MotherSarah Longerbone
FatherJacob Ramey

Born in Abingdon, Jefferson County, Iowa on 3 FEB 1849 to Jacob Ramey and Sarah Longerbone. Scott Corvin Ramey married Miranda Florence Babcock and had 9 children. He passed away on 1913 in Cedar Valley, Logan County, Oklahoma, USA.

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Jacob Ramey
1808 - 1894
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Sarah Longerbone
1813 - 1872
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Miranda Florence Babcock
1855 - 1929
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Florence "Flora" Louisa Ramey
1876 - 1958
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Eldon Arthur Ramey
1889 - 1957
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Zelpha A. Ramey
1880 - 1891
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Olive J. Ramey
1898 - 1968
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Lily R. Ramey
1873 - 1874
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Rosa Della Ramey
1876 - 1898
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Cora Lovinia Ramey
1889 - Unknown
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Baby Ramey
1893 - Unknown
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Child Ramey
1885 - 1900

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