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Sylvia Jane Everson

Birth22 April 1869 - Wyoming, Iowa, Wisconsin, United States
Death1 October 1894 - Plymouth, Juneau, Wisconsin, United States
MotherAmy A Blackmore
FatherAlexander EVERSON

Born in Wyoming, Iowa, Wisconsin, United States on 22 April 1869 to Alexander EVERSON and Amy A Blackmore. Sylvia Jane Everson married Arthur Everett SKINNER and had 9 children. She passed away on 1 October 1894 in Plymouth, Juneau, Wisconsin, United States.

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Parents
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Alexander Everson
1842 - 1913
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Amy A Blackmore
1851 - 1934
Spouse(s)
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Arthur Everett Skinner
1864 - 1939
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Alfred Adelbert Everson
1893 - 1972
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Jesse Martin Skinner
1889 - 1973
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Leo James Skinner
1898 - 1941
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Willie Skinner
1891 - 1936
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Simon Skinner
1895 - 1906
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Gladys Metzger
1908 - 1993
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Baby Boy Skinner
1888 - Unknown
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Laura Mae Skinner
1888 - 1982
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Gladys E Skinner
1909 - Unknown

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