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Susan Jane Tuttle

Birth22 Nov 1863 - Williamson, Illinois, United States
Death15 Jan 1933 - Hidalgo, Texas, United States
MotherFrances West
FatherHarbard TUTTLE (+West)

Born in Williamson, Illinois, United States on 22 Nov 1863 to Harbard TUTTLE (+West) and Frances West. Susan Jane Tuttle married Archibald McIntyre Barter and had 9 children. She passed away on 15 Jan 1933 in Hidalgo, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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Harbard Tuttle (+West)
1840 - 1881
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Frances West
1837 - 1918
Spouse(s)
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Archibald Mcintyre Barter
1863 - 1934
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Francis Ruth Barter
1896 - 1917
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William Harbot Barter
1884 - 1947
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Margaret Jeanette Barter
1898 - 1976
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Duncan Arthur Barter
1892 - 1970
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Rachel Mae Barter
1889 - 1937
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James Leroy Barter
1886 - 1961
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Cora Allie Barter
1904 - 1993
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Samuel Jesse Barter
1901 - 1979
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Ethel Barter
1886 - 1886

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