Thomas Randolph Eastland

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Thomas Randolph Eastland

Thomas Randolph Eastland, born Feb 26, 1868 in Kinmundy, Marion Co., IL; died Oct 12, 1922, in Kansas City, Kansas. Burried at Deepwood Cem., Nevada, MO. Married to Louella Mae Abercrombie, born Feb 20, 1863 in Mount Vernon, Indiana, died Apr 25, 1935 in Fort Scott, Kansas, burried Deepwood Cem., Nevada, MO.

Date & Place: 1915 at Fort Scott in Bourbon, Kansas USA

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