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William Morris Eakins

Birth13 Apr 1861 - Liberty, Darke, Ohio, USA
Death1922 - Oakland, Alameda, California, United States
MotherSarah Jane Woods
FatherBenjamin Eakins

Born in Liberty, Darke, Ohio, USA on 13 Apr 1861 to Benjamin Eakins and Sarah Jane Woods. William Morris Eakins married Easter Myrtle Lee and had 13 children. He passed away on 1922 in Oakland, Alameda, California, United States.

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Parents
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Benjamin Eakins
1819 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Woods
1827 - 1885
Spouse(s)
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Easter Myrtle Lee
1877 - 1920
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Emily Thelma Eakins
1902 - 1985
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Morris Eakins
1900 - 1963
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Olive "Ollie" Eakins
1897 - 1966
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Clarence Eakins
1898 - 1962
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Hazel Ester Eakins
1893 - 1965
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William Eakins
1904 - 1980
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Edmund Eakens Crosby
1907 - 1961
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Robert F Eakins
1908 - 1984
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Mildred Eakins
1905 - 1975
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Emily Peterson
1911 - Unknown
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Harold E Misomelier
1908 - Unknown
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Lelia Eakins
1896 - 1952
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Inez E Misomelier
1906 - Unknown

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