Ellis MAYEAUX/Verlie BROWN

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Husband: Ellis MAYEAUX
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 Father:Philogene MAYEAUX
 Mother:Rosalie LABORDE
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   Wife: Verlie BROWN
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CHILDREN
   Name: Hilton MAYEAUX
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   Name: Audrey MAYEAUX
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   Name: Harold MAYEAUX
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   Name: Beryl MAYEAUX
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   Name: Raymond MAYEAUX
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   Name: Marion MAYEAUX
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   Name: Inez MAYEAUX
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   Name: Philips MAYEAUX
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   Name: Jerry MAYEAUX
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   Name: Burton MAYEAUX
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