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Abram SmithMarion - IndianaAugust 7, 1930
Thomas HendersonRockport - IndianaDecember 16, 1900
George WardTerre Haute - IndianaFebruary 26, 1901
James DillardSullivan - IndianaNovember 20, 1902
Thomas ShippMarion - IndianaAugust 7, 1930
George ScottBrazil - IndianaDecember 3, 1880
Eli LaddBlountsville - IndianaFebruary 8, 1890
James JenningLocality Unknown - IndianaMay 22, 1891
Henry SmithLocality Unknown - IndianaNovember 18, 1890
George TompkinsIndianapolis - IndianaMarch 16, 1922

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