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Margaret Elvira Dunker

Birth20 Oct 1853 - Washington, Warren, New Jersey, USA
Death06 Nov 1932 - Owosso, Shiawassee, Michigan, USA
MotherMagdalean Matte Ulmer
FatherFrederick Conrad Dunker

Born in Washington, Warren, New Jersey, USA on 20 Oct 1853 to Frederick Conrad Dunker and Magdalean Matte Ulmer. Margaret Elvira Dunker married Riley B Rood and had 5 children. She passed away on 06 Nov 1932 in Owosso, Shiawassee, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
Frederick Conrad Dunker
1827 - 1915
Magdalean Matte Ulmer
1824 - 1907
Spouse(s)
Riley B Rood
1856 - 1911
Henry Stevenson
1839 - 1912
George Goff Coff
Unknown - Unknown
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Albert Ray Cummings
1876 - 1937
Vena Electa Rood (Rudd?)
1883 - 1966
Elmer Ellsworth Cummins
1871 - Unknown

Elmer Ellsworth Cummins
1871 - Unknown
Willis Winnfield Cummings
1874 - 1950

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