Heikes, Jennie Matild
…married Chester Slaughter 30 MAR 1893
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for Heikes, Jennie Matild.
Schlimgen, Michael John
…born 8 APR 1969
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon, Nebraska
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for Michael John Schlimgen.
Schlimgen, Michael John
…born 8 APR 1969
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon, Nebraska
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for Michael John Schlimgen.
Slaughter, Chester
…born 3 JAN 1870
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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Then search ($) Archives
for Chester Slaughter.
Slaughter, Chester
…married Jennie Matilda Heikes 30 MAR 1893
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for Slaughter, Chester.
Slaughter, Edward Taylor
…born 24 JUN 1881
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for Edward Taylor Slaughter.
Slaughter, Etta Mae
…born 26 SEP 1871
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for Etta Mae Slaughter.
Slaughter, Harry Lee
…born 9 NOV 1891
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for Harry Lee Slaughter.
Slaughter, James Scott
…born 19 SEP 1887
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for James Scott Slaughter.
Slaughter, Morris Benjamin
…born 1 NOV 1894
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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for Morris Benjamin Slaughter.
Slaughter, Solomon
…died 17 JAN 1902
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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Then search ($) Archives
for Solomon Slaughter.
Sumpter, Elizabeth
…died 6 DEC 1903
Place as shown in GEDCOM file:
Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska
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Then search ($) Archives
for Elizabeth Sumpter.
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