Edward B. DePew Sr. and wife Lucinda Hasty DePew

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Edward B. DePew Sr. and wife Lucinda Hasty DePew

Judith Bernard

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07/12/2005

Edward B. DePew Sr. and wife Lucinda Hasty DePew

Edward B. DePew Sr. b. Missouri 1883 d. 1973, son of William Rufus DePew and Eliza Burr. Married Lucinda Hasty b. Missouri 1883 d. 1923, daughter of James Jordan Hasty and Lucinda Schrum. Baby is Edward B. DePew, Jr. b. 1920 died 1921. Daughter on left is Myrtle Daisy DePew b. 1914 d. 1998 and daughter in back is Lucy "Louise" Louiza DePew b. 1908 d. 1977. Myrtle married John Edward Williamson, son of John Lafayette Williamson and Julia Ann Hansard. Lucy married Floyd Clarence Tucker Sr., son of John Tucker and Hulda Sisk.

Date & Place: 1920 in USA

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I am researching the following surnames: Hasty, Depew, Tidjet, Williamson, Trost, Howey, Van de Gazelle, Fehmer and Schwenn.

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