Family Tree
| Franklin Clarence Mars (1883–1934) |
Forrest Edward Mars, Jr. (b. Aug 16, 1931) |
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| Forrest Edward Mars (1904–1999) |
Victoria B. Mars | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ethel G. Kissack (1882–1980) |
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| Audrey Ruth Meyer (1910–1989) |
Valerie Anne Mars | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Pamela Diane Mars (b. 1960/1961) |
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| Marijke Elizabeth Mars (b. 1964/1965) |
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| Virginia Cretella (b. 1929/1930) |
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| John Franklyn Mars (b. Oct 15, 1935) |
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| Linda Anne Mars (b. May 23, 1960) |
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| Frank Edward Mars (b. Mar 13, 1963) |
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| Michael John Mars (b. Nov 22, 1967) |
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| Adrienne Bevis | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Jacqueline Mars (b. Oct 10, 1940) |
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| Alexandra Badger (b. 1966/1967) |
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| Stephen Mills Badger (c. 1969) |
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| Christa Badger (c. 1975) |
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| David H. Badger | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Patricia Mars | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ethel Veronica Healy (1884–1945) |
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