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Ethyle E Roberts Matlock 1968

Ethyle E Roberts Matlock was born to Clara Harrington Roberts Lingo and James Valentine Roberts Jr., and had siblings Alma Joseph Roberts and Clara Devere Roberts Odell. They married William Walton Matlock, Sr., and had a child William Walton Matlock, Jr. Ethyle E Matlock died on May 23, 1968 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri United States, and was buried circa May 25, 1868 at Mount Moriah Cemetery South 10507 Holmes Rd, in Kansas City.

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Ethyle E Roberts Matlock Birth Feb 1888 in Tabor, Mills, Iowa Death May 23, 1968 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri Parents James Valentine Roberts Jr. 1867 – 1910 Clara Harrington Roberts Lingo 1870 – 1948 spouse William Walton Matlock, Sr.1873 – 1957 son William Walton Matlock Jr 1908 – 1980
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Ethyle E Roberts Matlock lived 72 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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