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THOMAS GRANT REVELLE

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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THOMAS GRANT REVELLE
My Great Grandfather Thoma Grant Revelle(b. 3-22-1869 d. 10-2-1943)was born, raised, married & died in Dongola, MO in Bollinger County, Thomas was maried to my Great Grandmother Emma Lou (Robinson) Revelle (b. 12-1873 d. ?) for about 24 years, and they produced 9 children together. Thomas is the father of Vallie Victoria (Revelle) Hebenstreit-Schrader He is buried in Dongola Cemetery Bollinger County. Any information on Emma Lou (Robinson) Revelle, please email me at [contact link]
Date & Place: at Thomas Grant Revelle in Dongola or Advance, Missouri USA
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Hello Sherry, Sorry to not have responded to your email you say you sent me earlier. I guess I deleted it possibly by mistake??? I am researching Revel/Revell/Revelle folks and Tripp/Triplett/Tripplett folks.

Many Tripps married into the Revelle line and vice versa.

I cannot remember what information I sent you previously on Margaret and Guy Tripp. What I do show in files for them is as follows: Guy Goss Tripp (b. 1-1-1880 d. ?) married in 1905 to Margaret Jane "Jean" (McCrory) or (McCrorie) (b. 12-6-1882 d. ?). Guy was born in Maine and came to Canada about 1895. Is this couple you are speaking of? If so, please give me any information on their children, especially if one as you say, married a Revelle.

Hope this makes sense for you. Lynette
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