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146. Lynne McGhie was born in 1953 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. She has a FamilySearch Ancestral File Number (AFN): 803H-DP. Lynne McGhie and Christopher Lynn Capener were married in 1984 in Oakland, Alameda, California. Christopher Lynn Capener, son of Harold Rigby Capener and Unknown , was born in 1952 in Washington, D.C.. He has a FamilySearch Ancestral File Number (AFN): N3GK-FW. Lynne McGhie and Christopher Lynn Capener had the following children: | 232 | i. | Scott Brian Capener was born in 1985 in Mountain View, Santa Clara, California. He has a FamilySearch Ancestral File Number (AFN): 1BW0-LXD. | | 233 | ii. | Kevin Thomas Capener was born in 1988 in Mountain View, Santa Clara, California. He has a FamilySearch Ancestral File Number (AFN): 1BW0-LZL. | | 234 | iii. | Sharla Marie Capener was born in 1993 in Mountain View, Santa Clara, California. |
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Currently RootsMagic Genealogy Software is showing full birth information on living individuals. It is only supposed to show the year. Until what I consider to be a serious flaw in the software is fixed, I have removed the month and day of everyone born in the last 100 years. (Identity theft will not be because of me!) ˜Bob Cook
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