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HALFELTZ, DARRELL LEROY was born 23 December 1906 to JAMES T HALFELTZ (father) and EMMA HENRY in Wasatch County, Utah, U.S.A. The source file link points to a page on a State of Utah website, where you can view a scanned image of his official birth record, for free. How cool is that? And you might never have found that gem had it not been for SortedByName.com. Please bookmark us before you go.
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HALFELTZ, EMMA HENRY died 20 October 1918 at age 35 years in Uintah County, Utah, U.S.A. The source file link points to a page on a State of Utah website, where you can view a scanned image of her official death record, for free. How cool is that? And you might never have found that gem had it not been for SortedByName.com. Please bookmark us before you go.
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HALFELTZ, JAMES (father) and EMMA HENRY had a baby boy named JAMES LAMONT HALFELTZ on 15 May 1905 in Wasatch County, Utah, U.S.A. The source file link points to a page on a State of Utah website where you can view a scanned image of the baby’s official birth record. How cool is that? And you might never have found that gem had it not been for SortedByName.com. Please bookmark us before you go.
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HALFELTZ, JAMES LAMONT was born 15 May 1905 to JAMES HALFELTZ (father) and EMMA HENRY in Wasatch County, Utah, U.S.A. The source file link points to a page on a State of Utah website, where you can view a scanned image of his official birth record, for free. How cool is that? And you might never have found that gem had it not been for SortedByName.com. Please bookmark us before you go.
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HALFELTZ, JAMES T (father) and EMMA HENRY had a baby boy named DARRELL LEROY HALFELTZ on 23 December 1906 in Wasatch County, Utah, U.S.A. The source file link points to a page on a State of Utah website where you can view a scanned image of the baby’s official birth record. How cool is that? And you might never have found that gem had it not been for SortedByName.com. Please bookmark us before you go.
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