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Generation: 1

1. M. Osmer

Generation: 2

2.
Louis Lee Osmer, Jr. was born Abt 1925, New Mexico, USA (son of Louis Lee "Pat" Osmer, Sr and Gretchen M Dixon).
Children:

1. M. Osmer

Generation: 3

Louis Lee "Pat" Osmer, Sr was born 17 Mar 1901, Santa Rita, Grant, New Mexico, USA; died Sep 1965, Tucson, Pima, Arizona, USA.

Louis married Gretchen M Dixon. Gretchen (daughter of George W Dixon and Clementine Barrett) was born 22 Nov 1895, Iowa, USA; died Mar 1985, Silver City, Grant, New Mexico, USA. [Group Sheet]

Gretchen M Dixon was born 22 Nov 1895, Iowa, USA (daughter of George W Dixon and Clementine Barrett); died Mar 1985, Silver City, Grant, New Mexico, USA.

Children:

2. Louis Lee Osmer, Jr. was born Abt 1925, New Mexico, USA.
David Osmer was born Abt 1927, New Mexico, USA.

Generation: 4

10.	George W Dixon was born Nov 1865, Jasper, Iowa, USA (son of John H. Dixson and Sarah Shepherd). George married Clementine Barrett 1893. Clementine (daughter of John W Barrett and Magdalena E Lauck) was born Jan 1865, Ohio, USA. [Group Sheet]

11.

Clementine Barrett was born Jan 1865, Ohio, USA (daughter of John W Barrett and Magdalena E Lauck).

Children:

Ralph B Dixon was born Apr 1894, Iowa, USA.
5. Gretchen M Dixon was born 22 Nov 1895, Iowa, USA; died Mar 1985, Silver City, Grant, New Mexico, USA.
Dixie G Dixon was born May 1897, Texas, USA.

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