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Thomas Ray Morrow

Birth8 November 1838 - Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death21 Apr 1908 - Olathe, Johnson, Kansas
MotherElizabeth Leonard
FatherNathan Clifford Morrow

Born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA on 8 November 1838 to Nathan Clifford Morrow and Elizabeth Leonard. Thomas Ray Morrow married Sarah Elizabeth Sandy and had 9 children. He passed away on 21 Apr 1908 in Olathe, Johnson, Kansas.

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Nathan Clifford Morrow
1804 - 1874
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Elizabeth Leonard
1814 - 1891
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Sarah Elizabeth Sandy
1842 - 1928
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Alvin Luther Morrow
1875 - 1932
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Pearl Lee "Pearlie" "Purley" Morrow
1879 - 1954
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Martha Elizabeth Morrow
1862 - 1936
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Lucy Lancaster Morrow
1866 - 1947
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George Robert E Lee Morrow
1864 - 1909
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Isaac Newton Morrow
1871 - 1943
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William Thomas Morrow
1868 - 1869
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Saphrona Morrow
1861 - 1861
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Mary Jane Morrow
1860 - 1860

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