Dianne (Boggess) Fullam
Honor Code SignatorySigned 29 Sep 2015 | 107 contributions | 407 connections
Signed 29 Sep 2015 | 107 contributions | 407 connections
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Born 1940s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of Henry Boggess
and Marcella (Dameworth) Boggess
Sister of
[private brother (1940s - unknown)] and [private sister (1940s - unknown)]
[children unknown]
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