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Myrtle Belle Merck

Birth15 Apr 1883 - Banks, Union, GA
Death7 Sep 1968 - Greer, Greenville, South Carolina, United States
MotherJulia Elizabeth Aiken
FatherPvt Francis Asbury Merck

Born in Banks, Union, GA on 15 Apr 1883 to Pvt Francis Asbury Merck and Julia Elizabeth Aiken. Myrtle Belle Merck married Thomas O'Neal Ensley and had 12 children. She passed away on 7 Sep 1968 in Greer, Greenville, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
Pvt Francis Asbury Merck
1845 - 1932
Julia Elizabeth Aiken
1858 - 1933
Spouse(s)
Thomas O'neal Ensley
1880 - 1930
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James Jeffery (Jim) Ensley
1909 - 1968
Thomas Paul Ensley
1906 - 1964
Robbie Lucille Ensley
1904 - 1982
Essie Faye Ensley Palm-1
1918 - 2003
John Daniel Ensley
1910 - 1969
Willard Watson Ensley-1
1916 - 1983

Olin Edward "Buck" Ensley
1922 - 1972
Myrtle Clyde Ensley
1920 - 1968
Willie Rozine Ensley
1912 - 1980
Clinton Hoke Ensley
1903 - 1903
Hugh Dorsey Ensley
1914 - 1917
Herbie Ensley
1905 - Unknown

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