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William Sutter Hard

Birth8 Jun 1854 - Scioto Co, Ohio
Death5 February 1933 - Fillmore, Montgomery County, Illinois, USA
MotherCatharine Mary Hammock
FatherEdwin W. Hard

Born in Scioto Co, Ohio on 8 Jun 1854 to Edwin W. Hard and Catharine Mary Hammock. William Sutter Hard married Mary E Donaldson and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 February 1933 in Fillmore, Montgomery County, Illinois, USA.

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Edwin W. Hard
1821 - 1901
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Catharine Mary Hammock
1825 - 1900
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Mary E Donaldson
1859 - 1939
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Myrtle E Hard
1880 - 1969
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Homer Elijah Hard
1883 - 1955
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Albert Hard
1877 - 1967
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William Aaron Hard
1891 - 1979
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Minnie Stockton (Moony) (Irwin) (Hard)
1875 - 1958
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Nellie Florence Hard
1881 - Unknown
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Catharine (Kate) Hard
1889 - 1980
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James Charles "Charley" Hard
1886 - 1887
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Mary Catherine Hard
1889 - 1890

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