Edwin P. KING & Pauline Blanche MEILY

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Edwin P. KING
Pauline Blanche MEILY

Husband: Edwin P. KING
Birth: 1898/9, PA
Father: Edwin P. KING, b. 1858/9, PA
Mother: Estella E. BURCHFIELD, b. 1866/7, PA

Marriage: 31 Jul 1922, Marion Co., OH

Wife: Pauline Blanche MEILY
Birth: 5 Sep 1899, Marion, Marion Co., OH
Father: Edgar John MEILY
Mother: Clyde Blanche COLEMAN

Children:

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Sources:

1. Ohio, County Marriages, 1790-1950 (online at familysearch.org):

Groom's Name: Edwin P. King

Bride's Name: Pauline B. Meily

Marriage Date: 31 Jul 1922

Marriage Place: Marion County, Ohio

Groom's Father: E.P. King

Groom's Mother: E. Stella E. Burchfield

Bride's Father: Edgar J. Meily

Bride's Mother: Clyde Coleman

Source: 4016608

2. 1910 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): Edwin P. KING (æ 11, b. PA) is living in Marion City, Marion Co., OH (p. 178A), with his parents, Edwin P. KING (æ 51, b. PA & Estella E. (æ 43, b. PA), plus siblings.

3. 1920 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): Edwin P. KING (æ 20, b. PA) is living in Marion, Marion Co., OH (p. 199B), with his widowed mother, Estelle E. KING (æ 53, b. PA), and a married sister.

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