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Raphael Bitoy 1955

Raphael Bitoy was born to Mamie (Jones) Bitoy and Lucio Martino Bitoy, Sr., and had siblings Earl Eugene Bitoy, Lucio Martino Bitoy Jr, Roberto Marcado Bitoy, Juanita Marcella (Bitoy) Calloway, Alvero Alfredo Bitoy Sr., Juan Antonio Bitoy, Rudolpho Valentino Bitoy Sr., and Eduardo Kent Bitoy Sr.. Raphael Bitoy died in 1955.

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