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Dorothy Ferguson Kroetsch; Hoquiam, WA

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Dorothy Ferguson Kroetsch; Hoquiam, WA
Dorothy was the daughter of George and Nancy Boggs Ferguson and was born in Goshen, WA about 1905. She married Hollis Joseph Kroetsch in Olympia, Wa in 1923. Dorothy died in Hoquiam in 1932.
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Dorothy Elaine (Ferguson) Kroetch
Dorothy's father was George W. Ferguson and her mother was Nancy Marguerite (Boggs) Ferguson, both of whom were born in Kentucky and moved to Whatcom County, Washington circa 1900.
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