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Martha Carrie Hinkley

Birth03 Aug 1885 - Fremont Center, Sullivan, New York, USA
Death29 Jan 1959 - Walton, Delaware, New York, USA
MotherRuth Elizabeth Cannon
FatherWheeler R. Hinkley

Born in Fremont Center, Sullivan, New York, USA on 03 Aug 1885 to Wheeler R. Hinkley and Ruth Elizabeth Cannon. Martha Carrie Hinkley married Asa R Barnhart and had 7 children. She passed away on 29 Jan 1959 in Walton, Delaware, New York, USA.

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Parents
Wheeler R. Hinkley
1837 - 1905
Ruth Elizabeth Cannon
1848 - 1907
Spouse(s)
Asa R Barnhart
1880 - 1928
Fred Leroy Mosher
1886 - 1951
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Mildred May Barnhart
1910 - 1988
Arnold Orrin Barnhart
1912 - 1979
Annabelle Barnhart Eckert
1920 - 1991
Mary Elizabeth Barnhart
1916 - 1981

Paul Ellis Barnhart
1922 - 1999
Dorothy Olive Barnhart
1924 - 1980
Carl W. Barnhart
1914 - 1914

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