Reuben Augustus Mcbride & wives

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05/26/2003

Reuben Augustus Mcbride & wives

Grave stone of Reuben Augustus Mcbride (1837 to 1917) and his two polygamist wives who were also sisters, Harriet Columbia Williams (1838 - 1917) and Sarah Hannah Williams (Sadie). Their son Roy is also listed (1859 to 1871). Reuben and Sadie never had children together.

Date & Place: May 24, 2003 at Fillmore City Cemetery in Fillmore, Millard, Utah United States

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