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abt. 1906 New Jersey, USA
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Born: abt. 1906 in New Jersey, USA

Father: Henry TIMM
Mother: Bertha R. KING
Paternal grandparents: Henry (Heinrich) TIMM , Theresa Alice BISHOP
Maternal grandparents: Frederick KING , Louisa BRANDES

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