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Susannah M Vause

Birth30 May 1873 - Arran, Wakulla Co., Florida
Death23 Dec. 1951 - Leon Co., Florida
MotherPenelope Jane "Penny" Baker
FatherJohn Engram Vause

Born in Arran, Wakulla Co., Florida on 30 May 1873 to John Engram Vause and Penelope Jane "Penny" Baker. Susannah M Vause married Council Bryan Allen and had 10 children. She passed away on 23 Dec. 1951 in Leon Co., Florida.

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Parents
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John Engram Vause
1842 - 1910
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Penelope Jane "Penny" Baker
1847 - 1913
Spouse(s)
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Council Bryan Allen
1870 - 1964
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Edward Bryan Allen
1909 - 1990
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Council Leroy Allen
1902 - 1987
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Etta Mae Allen
1905 - 2006
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Susan Mary Allen
1900 - 1993
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Edith Pauline Allen
1907 - 1939
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Thetis Allen
1914 - 1994
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Joseph John Allen
1895 - 1974
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Thelma Allen
1914 - 1915
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Ethel Penelope Allen
1911 - 1999
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Walthy Allen
1913 - Unknown

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