Mary Alice (Havens) Carter

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02/15/2012

Mary Alice (Havens) Carter

Mary Alice "Mollie" Havens, daughter of Huram M. Havens and Joicy Alwilda Claypool. Born Oct 10, 1891 in Morgan, Kentucky, USA and died in 1977 in West Liberty, Morgan, Kentucky, USA. She married William Miles Carter. Their children are, Oliver Earl "Jack" Carter, Ruth Alwilda (Carter) Rudd and Nancy Myrtle (Carter) Downey.

Date & Place: in Kentucky USA

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Mary Alice (Havens) Carter was born on October 10, 1891. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary Carter.

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