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Mary Elizabeth (Bausch) Vannest, 1912

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Norma Rogers

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04/27/2001

Mary Elizabeth (Bausch) Vannest, 1912

Mary Elizabeth (Bausch) Vannest in 1912. She was the daughter of Michael John Bausch and Eleanor (Freeman) Bausch..Wife of James Ernest Vannest. Maternal grandmother of Norma Vannest Rogers
People in photo include: Mary Elizabeth (Bausch) Vannest

Date & Place: 1912 in United States of America

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Judy Rosalez

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07/28/2012

Mary was my fathers Richard Vannest mother so I now know what my grand mother looked like,she looked alot like my dads sister Ruth.

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