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Lillian Gristeau 1974

Lillian Gristeau was born to Ethel Leaman and Joseph Gristeau, and had a sister Agnes Gristeau. She married Howard Tourtilott, and they were married until Howard's death in 1969. She also married Theodore Dickie and they later separated in 1969. They had children Elizabeth Dickie, Duane Gristeau, and Richard Dickie. Lillian Gristeau died in 1974 in Shawano, Wisconsin United States.

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