Lena Ruth/Ruth Lena Honeycutt/Huneycutt

Birth30 September 1921/30 September 1920 - Chelsea, Rogers County, Oklahoma, USA/Arkansas, USA

Death25 October 1999 - Stockton, San Joaquin County, California, USA/Valley Springs, Calaveras County, California, USA

MotherMartha Blankenship

FatherJoseph Wesley Huneycutt

Born in Chelsea, Rogers County, Oklahoma, USA/Arkansas, USA on 30 September 1921/30 September 1920 to Joseph Wesley Huneycutt and Martha Blankenship. Lena Ruth/Ruth Lena Honeycutt/Huneycutt married Clarence William Cato and had 4 children. She passed away on 25 October 1999 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California, USA/Valley Springs, Calaveras County, California, USA.

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Parents

Joseph Wesley Huneycutt

1893 - 1995

Martha Blankenship

1893 - 1933

Spouse(s)

Clarence William Cato

1917 - 1985

Edward L Isbell

1926 - 2016

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Morris Edward Isbell

1950 - 2001

Carol Jean Cato

1942 - 2001

Bobby Joe Cato

1939 - 1997

Dennis Dwight Cato

1944 - 2015

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