Alma Jo Duke Gravestone

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Judy Dant

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07/29/2005

Alma Jo Duke Gravestone

Alma Jo Duke: b/d 1918. Buried in Chapel Hill Cem., Pope, MS.

Date & Place: in USA

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Judy Dant

My ancestors are: Bridger, Duke, Dennis, Raynor, DeAtley, Dant, Nash, Bowden, to name a few. They came from England and Ireland and some settled in Virginia and eventually moved South and West.

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