Sylvan DUBROC/Anolia LABORDE

PIERRE LaBORDE FAMILY
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Husband: Sylvan DUBROC
   Born: 28 AUG 1906      at:   
Married: 1927             at: Avoyelles Parish, LA  
   Died: MAY 1968         at:   
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   Wife: Anolia LABORDE
   Born: 29 JUN 1905      at: Avoyelles Parish, LA  
   Died: 25 AUG 1983      at:   
 Father:Martin Numa LABORDE
 Mother:Melanie Flavie BORDELON
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CHILDREN
   Name: Numan DUBROC
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   Name: Dudley DUBROC
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   Name: Gloria DUBROC
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   Name: Sylvia DUBROC
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Spouses:  CRESONG  Youel BORDELON  
   Name: Vincent DUBROC
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   Name: Eleanor DUBROC
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   Name: Diana DUBROC
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   Name: Dottie Mae DUBROC
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   Name: Tyrone DUBROC
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