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Barcus, Edith Corliss (Giles), 1894-
Daughter of Edwin & Edith Giles.
Married John Cadogan in November 1919, had daughter Jane.
Widowed in 1929.
Married Clyde Barcus.
Born 1894 with twin brother, Richard.
Richard died a few years after birth.
Married John Lucas Cadogan. Had daughter, Jane Alice Cadogan.
Widowed in 1929.
Married Clyde Barcus.
https://www.library.unlv.edu/speccol/finding-aids/MS-00206.pdf
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