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Reese D. Hursey, Sr.

Reese D. Hursey, Sr. was born June 12, 1895.

He died October 7, 1953. His recorded age was 58.

Veteran details

He was a veteran and served in World War I.

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November 22, 1928

Old Robbins house being made over

Worthington News
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June 24, 1943

Flint

Worthington News
Burial record
1953

Reese D. Hursey, Sr. (1895-1953)

Walnut Grove Cemetery
Newspaper item
October 15, 1953

Services Held Sunday for Reese D. Hursey

Worthington News

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