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William C Pace

Birth17 Aug 1855 - Wells County, Indiana, USA
Death21 Mar 1920 - Liberty, Wells, Indiana, USA
MotherJemima N Cooper Osborn Pace DNA
FatherDavid K Pace DNA

Born in Wells County, Indiana, USA on 17 Aug 1855 to David K Pace DNA and Jemima N Cooper Osborn Pace DNA. William C Pace married Mary Mollie S Haas Crosby Pace and had 3 children. He passed away on 21 Mar 1920 in Liberty, Wells, Indiana, USA.

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David K Pace Dna
1829 - 1873
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Jemima N Cooper Osborn Pace Dna
1833 - 1915
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Mary Mollie S Haas Crosby Pace
1862 - Unknown
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Euphema Anna Alberson
1871 - 1888
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Rebecca Catherine Jones
1871 - 1933
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Elmer Earl Pace
1888 - 1974
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Charles Everett Ogalsbee
1902 - 1975
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Cli?ta G Haas
1883 - Unknown

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