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Mary A Boedcher (born Crew), born Circa 1864 Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) 1864 Ohio

Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) was born circa 1864, in birth place, Ohio.

Mary married first name Boedcher.

They had one daughter: Florence C Robinson (born Boedcher).

Mary then married Unknown.

They had one daughter: Hazel A Boedcher.

Mary lived in 1910, in address, Washington.

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Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) in Education Directory, United States Office of Education, 1913

"... Coupevillo. Edith Delanty, Port Townsend. M. E. Durham, Seattle. D. H. Wolfle, Port Orchard. Mr8.Mary A. Boedcher, Ellensburg. T. C. Anderson, Goldendale. M. L. Carrier, Chehalis. Wm. U. Neeley, Davenport ..."

Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) in Iowa County Democrat - Mar 23 1916

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"... to school on snowshoes and skis, sliding over the schoolhouse roof and climbing down to the door through twelve feet of snow is the experience of children at the school at Meadow Creek. Mrs. Mary Boedcher, county superintendent, has received a number of letters which tell the children’s idea of the situation. “Our schoolhouse is about twelve feet high on the outside,” writes one boy, “but the snow ..."

Publication place: Mineral Point, Iowa, Wisconsin, USA

Mary A Boedcher 1864 Ohio Mary A Boedcher in 1910 United States Federal Census

Mary A Boedcher was born circa 1864, in birth place , Ohio.

Mary had 2 daughters: Hazel A Boedcher and one other child .

Mary lived in 1910, in address , Washington.

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Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) Iowa

Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) was born in birth place, Iowa.

Mary married Søren (Severin) Christensen (Bødker) in 1897, in marriage place, Iowa.

Søren was born on month day 1868, in birth place.

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Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) in History of the Yakima Valley, Washington; Comprising Yakima, Kittitas, and Benton Counties, Vol. 1, 1919

"... republican, 2,481; W. P. Hiddleson, democrat, 1,572; B. A. Gault, progressive, 1,083. Superintendent: Mary A. Boedcher, without opposition. Engineer: M. M. Emerson, republican, 1,974; H. A. Murray, progressive ..."

Publication place: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Mary A Boedcher (born Crew) in The Detroit Times - Mar 17 1916

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"... to school on snow shoes and skis, sliding over the schoolhouse roof and climbing down to the door through twelve feet of snow is the experience of rhlldren at the school at Meadow Creek. Mrs. Mary Boedcher, comity superintendent, has received s number ot letters which tell the childrens ides of the situation. “Our schoolhouse la about twelve feet high on the outside." writes one boy, "but the snow ..."

Publication place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA

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Mary BoedcherMary Boedcher in The Appeal. - ‎May 20 1916

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"... skis, sliding over the schoolhouse roof and climbing down to the door through twelve feet of snow is the experience of children at the school at Meadow Creek. Mrs. Mary Boedcher, county superintendent, has received a number of letters which tell the children's idea of the situation. "Our schoolhouse is about twelve feet high on the outside," writes one boy, "but ..."

Publication place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois

Mary BoedcherMary Boedcher in Iowa County democrat - ‎Mar 23 1916

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"... skis, sliding over the schoolhouse roof and climbing down to the door through twelve feet of snow is the experience of children at the school at Meadow Creek. Mrs. Mary Boedcher, county superintendent, has received a number of letters which tell the children?s idea of the situation. ?Our schoolhouse is about twelve feet high on the outside,? writes one boy, ?but ..."

Publication place: Mineral Point, Iowa, Wisconsin

Mary BoedcherMary Boedcher in The broad ax. - ‎Mar 25 1916

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"... skis, sliding over the schoolhouse roof and climbing down to the door through twelve feet of snow Is the experience of children at the school at Meadow Creek. Mrs. Mary Boedcher, county superintendent, has received a number of letters which tell the children's Idea of the situation. "Our schoolhouse is about twelve feet high on the outside," writes one boy, "but ..."

Publication place: Chicago, Cook County, Illinois

Mary BoedcherMary Boedcher in The Detroit times - ‎Mar 17 1916

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"... skis, sliding over the schoolhouse roof and climbing down to the door through twelve feet of snow is the experience of rhlldren at the school at Meadow Creek. Mrs. Mary Boedcher, comity superintendent, has received s number ot letters which tell the childrens ides of the situation. ?Our schoolhouse la about twelve feet high on the outside." writes one boy, "but ..."

Publication place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan

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