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Harry & Mary Hattie (Snow) Green

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Ronda Hewett

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03/13/2013

Harry & Mary Hattie (Snow) Green

This is my great grandmother, Mary Hattie (Snow) Green with her first born son. Harry Calvin Green/Greene. She was born in Iuka Illinois 2-25-1871.
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Dru Ates

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12/29/2023

Harry Calvin Green was my stepdad. He married my mother, Zora Jarrett Duke on August 18, 1941. He was a really good daddy to me. I loved him so much. They are buried side by side in Texarkana, Arkansas.

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Ronda Hewett

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01/03/2024

Thank you for leaving me a message. I enjoy meeting new family members

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Mary Hattie (Snow) Green Feb 28, 1871 - Oct 28, 1956 Hickory Flat, Mississippi, United States

Mary Hattie (Snow) Green was born to John Snow (1849 - 1899) and Almina Ann Snow (1848 - 1903). Her father was born in Tennessee and her mother was born in Wisconsin. She had three brothers: Benjamin, James, and Thomas Snow. Fredrick William Green and Mary Hattie Snow were married on April 13 1891 in Council Bluffs Iowa. They had 7 children: Harry C. Green 3-24-1892 Charles B. Green 3-24-1893 Lena (Green) Johnston 9-20-1895 James W. Green 2-28-1898 Clara H.(Green) Hudson 3-18-1900 Harvey S. Green/Greene 2-18-1902 (changed last name spelling) Mable R. Green 11-3-1904 -died- 10-20-1916

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