William Sylvester STROUP & Mable Etta PRICE

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William Sylvester STROUP
Mable Etta PRICE

Husband:   William Sylvester STROUP
Birth:   6 Jul 1866, Warren Twp., St. Joseph Co., IN
Death:   1 Jun 1945, South Bend, St. Joseph Co., IN
Disposition: buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, South Bend, St. Joseph Co., IN
Father:   John STROUP
Mother:   Catherine HAAS

Marriage: 19 Nov 1893, New Troy, Berrien Co., MI

Wife:   Mable Etta PRICE
Birth:   21 Jun 1876, St. Joseph Co., IN
Death:   21 Feb 1955, South Bend, St. Joseph Co., IN
Disposition: buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, South Bend, St. Joseph Co., IN
Father:   Christopher P. "Kit" PRICE
Mother:   Elizabeth "Jane" JOHNSON

Children — born Warren Twp., St. Joseph Co., IN:

1. Hazel Edna STROUP, b. 30 Nov 1894; d.s.p. 18 Sep 1900, Warren Twp., St. Joseph Co., IN; bur. Mt. Pleasant Cem.
2. Wilbur Monroe STROUP, b. 21 Nov 1901
3. Jesse Sylvester STROUP, b. 31 Jul 1903
4. Theodore Stanley STROUP, b. 21 Feb 1905
5. William "Russell" STROUP, b. 25 Aug 1907
6. Louis Raymond STROUP, b. 12 May 1909

Source:

1. Emails from Susan M. "Sue" (Gates) Davis. Also her web site: Gates, VanderWerf, Davis, Stroup Genealogy.

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