William
SETTLE
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Born: abt. 1860
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William married Cordelia JACKSON . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Cordelia JACKSON was born abt. 1860
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1881 Birth of ChildWilliam Calvin SETTLE was born 6 October 1881, , Missouri, USA
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