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Robert Martin STROUP
Margaret ADAMS
Husband:  Robert Martin STROUP
Birth:  26 Sep 1878, Jackson Twp., Perry Co., PA
Death:  25 Oct 1960
Occupation:  President, Union State Bank, Hazen, ND
Father:  George M. STROUP
Mother:  Mary Ellen MARTIN
Marriage:  8 Sep 1908
Wife:  Margaret ADAMS
Birth:  16 Sep 1879
Death:  1 Aug 1961
Father:  Wilson David ADAMS (1852-1936)
Mother:  Mary Belle KENNEDY (1855-1937)
Children:
1.  George M. STROUP, b. 22 Jul 1911; m. Ms. HASS
2.  Robert Lee STROUP, b. 17 Jun 1915; m. Ms. PRIDT
3.  Wayne Adams STROUP, b. 17 Nov 1916; m. Ms. TIEGE
4.  (Daughter) STROUP; m. Mr. LEET
Keywords for search engines:  genealogy; USA, US, United States

Sources:

1.  Marriage Record:

2.  1910

3.  1920

4.  1930

5.  WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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