Mary Jane Dunaway

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08/07/2011

Mary Jane Dunaway

Mary Jane Dunaway, b. 3 Aug 1896 d 29 June 1983 in Pike Co, MS. She was the wife of Theodore Ford Holmes and mother of Eloise, T.J.(Theodore Julian) and Ralph Holmes. She was the daughter of Richmond Dennis (Rit) Dunaway and Lucinda Johnson.

Date & Place: 1914 in Pike, Mississippi USA

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Mary Jane Dunaway born Aug 3, 1896

Mary Jane Dunaway was born on August 3, 1896. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary Jane Dunaway.

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