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Harry Paul Lubben Sr.

Birth: 26 Feb 1890
Maquoketa, Jackson County, Iowa, USA
Death: 26 Sep 1967 (aged 77)
Byron, Contra Costa County, California, USA
Burial: Forest Hill Cemetery

Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
Plot: Block 105
Memorial ID: 58423752 View Source

Information below comes from Carol Strayer's research. Please feel free to use my information but please retain my name and this message with the information. Harry Lubben was the son of John Lubben and Rebecca Strayer. Harry is the grandson of Martin Strayer and Rachel Raylla. Harry married Emily Bossert December 16, 1915 in Wisconsin. They were the parents of seven children and tragedy was a common friend to this couple. Harry is Carol Strayer's 1st Cousin 2 times removed.

Information below comes from Carol Strayer's research. Please feel free to use my information but please retain my name and this message with the information. Harry Lubben was the son of John Lubben and Rebecca Strayer. Harry is the grandson of Martin Strayer and Rachel Raylla. Harry married Emily Bossert December 16, 1915 in Wisconsin. They were the parents of seven children and tragedy was a common friend to this couple. Harry is Carol Strayer's 1st Cousin 2 times removed.

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Created by: Carol Strayer
Added: Sep 9, 2010
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/58423752/harry_paul-lubben: accessed ), memorial page for Harry Paul Lubben Sr. (26 Feb 1890–26 Sep 1967), Find a Grave Memorial ID 58423752, citing Forest Hill Cemetery, Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin, USA; Maintained by Carol Strayer (contributor 46837478).

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