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UPDATE
Mrs. Russell has been contacted and they do not have the family Bible. She
will let her son know about the reward for family papers "the next time she
hears from him." It doesn't sound promising.
At this time I am hoping for contact with other descendants of Will
Cloninger that may have the HEDRICK family Bible.
Searching for these people or their descendants:
WILLIAM "BILL" MURVIN CLONINGER, JR.
ALVIN CLONINGER
EDNA OSA CLONINGER RUSSELL b. 1915
William and Alvin would have been born after 1915.
There is still a reward for the family Bible and contact with the person who
has it.
Mary Lyn
----- Original Message -----
> $100 reward for lost Cloninger/ HEDRICK Bible and family papers once in
> the possesion of William Murvin Cloninger,Sr. and wife Ethel Stelza
> HEDRICK of Paramount, CA. Their children William "Bill Murvin Cloninger,
> Jr., Alvin Cloninger, and Edna Osa Cloninger.
> Edna was born 20 Dec 1915 in Ft. Worth, TX and married in 1932 to William
> Arlie Russell, Sr. Their son (now deceased) married a woman named
> Barbara. Barbara's son (last name Russell) lives in Arizona and may have
> all the family papers in a box at his girlfriends house. I will also pay
> a $50 reward to the person who puts me in direct contact with Mr. Russell.
> Hope this works! Been looking for these papers for years!
> Mary Lyn
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$100 reward for lost Cloninger/ HEDRICK Bible and family papers once in the
possesion of William Murvin Cloninger,Sr. and wife Ethel Stelza HEDRICK of
Paramount, CA. Their children William "Bill Murvin Cloninger, Jr., Alvin
Cloninger, and Edna Osa Cloninger.
Edna was born 20 Dec 1915 in Ft. Worth, TX and married in 1932 to William
Arlie Russell, Sr. Their son (now deceased) married a woman named Barbara.
Barbara's son (last name Russell) lives in Arizona and may have all the
family papers in a box at his girlfriends house. I will also pay a $50
reward to the person who puts me in direct contact with Mr. Russell.
Hope this works! Been looking for these papers for years!
Mary Lyn
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