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Carrie Nelson

1855–1944 (88 years)

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#	Name	Marriage Date	His Age	Her Age	Age Diff	Children
1	Marriner W. Merrill	Feb 17, 1876	43	20	23	6

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With Marriner W. Merrill (6 children)

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Born: December 14, 1855
Died: July 23, 1944
Age at Death: 88 years
Children: 6

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