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Thresia Slagle

Birth28 Feb 1865 - Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland, USA
Death19 Jan 1902 - Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland, USA
MotherCaroline Vogel
FatherJoseph Wagner

Born in Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland, USA on 28 Feb 1865 to Joseph Wagner and Caroline Vogel. Thresia Slagle married Henry Joseph Slagle (Schlegel) and had 8 children. She passed away on 19 Jan 1902 in Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Wagner
1835 - 1910
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Caroline Vogel
1834 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Henry Joseph Slagle (Schlegel)
1861 - 1930
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Gertrude K Meyer
1886 - 1955
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Ferdinand Joseph Slagle
1892 - 1988
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Theresa Frances (Thresia) Slagle
1899 - 1974
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Henry Joseph Slagle (Schlegel)
1890 - 1926
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Clara Eleanora Slagle
1882 - 1939
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Renia M Slagle
1888 - 1955
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Elizabeth (Lillian) Slagle
1884 - 1971
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Henry J "Micheal" Slagle
1887 - Unknown

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