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Sarah Ann Cluff

Birth10 Jul 1889 - Pima, Graham, Arizona, USA
Death19 Feb 1972 - Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA
MotherSarah Ann Weech
FatherHeber Manasseh Cluff

Born in Pima, Graham, Arizona, USA on 10 Jul 1889 to Heber Manasseh Cluff and Sarah Ann Weech. Sarah Ann Cluff married John Christopher Franklin O'Donnal and had 14 children. She passed away on 19 Feb 1972 in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA.

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Parents
Heber Manasseh Cluff
1863 - 1913
Sarah Ann Weech
1867 - 1947
Spouse(s)
John Christopher Franklin O'donnal
1882 - 1967
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Della Ann O'donnal
1908 - 1981
Melvin Clarence O'donnal
1910 - 1976
Franklin Orlee O'donnal
1909 - 1909
Derrell Bert O'donnal
1923 - 1924
Vildred O'donnal
1915 - 1916
Norma O'donnal
1929 - 1930
Crenna O'donnal
1921 - 1977

Valden Thomas O'donnal
1913 - 2011
John Forres O'donnal
1917 - 2010
Guenavere O'donnal
1925 - 2001
Ila Virgie O'donnal
1919 - 2007
Wendell Gayle O'donnal
1934 - 2010
Marvin Frank O'donnal
1927 - 2014
Vivian O'donnal
1911 - 2004

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