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Hattie Belle MINTER 1878–1952 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 28 JUN 1878

Birth Location: Kentucky

Death Date: 28 JAN 1952

Death Location: Baker Cemetery, Marble Hill, Bollinger Co., Missouri

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Spouse(s): Dines [BEST]

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The story of Hattie Belle MINTER began in 1878 in Kentucky. Hattie Belle MINTER married Dines Bess Best. Hattie Belle MINTER passed away in 1952 in Baker Cemetery, Marble Hill, Bollinger Co., Missouri.

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Biography

  • The story of Hattie Belle MINTER began in 1878 in Kentucky.
  • Hattie Belle MINTER married Dines Bess Best.
  • Hattie Belle MINTER passed away in 1952 in Baker Cemetery, Marble Hill, Bollinger Co., Missouri.

Immediate Family

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Spouses(s)

Dines [BEST]
1874–1966
Birth Location: Bessville, Bollinger Co., Missouri
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Children(s)

Hattie MINTER's Ancestors

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Hattie MINTER
1878–1952
Birth Place: Kentucky
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Hattie MINTER's Timeline

2 Records

1878
28 JUN 1878
Birth of Hattie Belle MINTER in Kentucky
Kentucky
1952
28 JAN 1952
Age 74
Death of Hattie Belle MINTER in Sikeston, New Madrid/Scott Co., Missouri
Sikeston, New Madrid/Scott Co., Missouri

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 28 JUN 1878
    Event Place: Kentucky
    Record Source: FindAGrave.com-U.S. & Canada & other countries

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 28 JAN 1952
    Event Place: Sikeston, New Madrid/Scott Co., Missouri
    Record Source: FindAGrave.com-U.S. & Canada & other countries

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Baker Cemetery, Marble Hill, Bollinger Co., Missouri
    Record Source: FindAGrave.com-U.S. & Canada & other countries
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