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Robert Cravens MEANS

Birth28 Feb 1815 - Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky, United States
Death02 MAR 1909 - Pierce City, Lawrence, Missouri, USA
MotherElizabeth Ann CRAVENS
FatherJoseph Means

Born in Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky, United States on 28 Feb 1815 to Joseph Means and Elizabeth Ann CRAVENS. Robert Cravens MEANS married Mary Polly Erixeny Neal FERGUSON Means and had 11 children. He passed away on 02 MAR 1909 in Pierce City, Lawrence, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
Joseph Means
1781 - 1882
Elizabeth Ann Cravens
1789 - 1880
Spouse(s)
Mary Polly Erixeny Neal Ferguson Means
1830 - 1922
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John Logan Means
1871 - 1943
Mariah Josephine Means
1858 - 1928
Elizabeth Ann "Betsy" Means
1852 - 1923
Grant William Means
1865 - 1937
Ellen Sherman Means
1865 - 1946
George Washington Means
1873 - 1942

James Calvin Means
1851 - 1924
Martha Caledonia Means
1868 - 1969
Sarah Frances Means
1861 - 1934
Isabelle "Belle" Means
1850 - 1918
Asa C. Means
1860 - 1942

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