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Strong Family History, Update: Some families of Strong that are known not to be descended from Elder John Strong of Northampton, MA

He ml Aug 19, 1922 in North Manchester, Wabash, IN, RUBY F. SICHS, b. ... Jan
7, 1923. + 421. Gloria Jean Pratt, b. Sep 12, 1924. 5-265. EVELYN MAY
CHURCHILL, d/o Abner Cane Churchill #161, b. Apr 15, 1907. She m. Oct 27,
1923, LOUIS F. NEITZEL. Children: + 422. Duane F. Neitzel, b. 1926, d. 1969. +
423. Beverly May Neitzel, b. Nov 2, 1928. 5-266. ORVILLE SYLVESTER
CHURCHILL, s/o Abner Cane Churchill #161, b. Jan 2, 1911. He ml KATHERINE
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Industrial and laboratory nitrations

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