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flag female ancestor  Altha Mae "Montana"  STANFIELD

Born
April 1883 Dillon, Montana Territory
Died

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Altha Mae "Montana" STANFIELD was born April 1883 in Dillon, Montana Territory

Altha Mae "Montana" STANFIELD was the child of Clayton R STANFIELD   and   Emma A FLEMMING


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Altha Mae "Montana"  married  Thomas Clarence TRITT 14 September 1899 in Dillon, Montana, USA .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Thomas Clarence TRITT  was born 2 July 1865 in Fremont, Mahaska, Iowa, USA.  Thomas Clarence died 6 December 1949 in Dillon, Montana, USA.  Thomas Clarence was the child of Thomas TRITT and Martha Jane PEARSON.

Family and Children of Altha Mae "Montana" STANFIELD

Altha Mae "Montana" STANFIELD married flag male ancestor Thomas Clarence TRITT
Marriage date: 14 September 1899
Marriage place: Dillon, Montana, USA
Thomas Clarence TRITT was the child of Thomas TRITT and Martha Jane PEARSON

Children of Thomas Clarence TRITT and Altha Mae "Montana" STANFIELD

flag male ancestor Clayton Thomas TRITT
Born: 23 June 1902, Dillon, Montana, USA
Died: 5 February 1977, Butte, Silver Bow, Montana, USA




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birth1883 Birth
April 1883
Dillon, Montana Territory
marriage1899 Marriage / Partner
Altha Mae "Montana" STANFIELD and Thomas Clarence TRITT 14 September 1899, Dillon, Montana, USA

She was 16 years old.
1902 Birth of Child
Clayton Thomas TRITT was born 23 June 1902, Dillon, Montana, USA

Altha Mae "Montana" was 19 years old.
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Did You Know?The name Montana is based on the Spanish word for mountain (montaña). Western Montana is forested and mountainous (part of the Rocky Mountain range), but the eastern section is a high barren plain. (statesymbolsusa.org)

1861 - President James Buchanan signed the bill creating the Dakota Territory. The Dakota Territory originally included the area covered today by North and South Dakota as well as Montana and Wyoming.

November 8, 1889 - Montana becomes 41st U.S. state

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