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Patricia Ellis's May 20, 1918 birthday is supported by a number of references including Ref. 7 (Ohio marriage certificate), the External Links reference to Patricia Ellis O'Brien, and the following reference to the 1920 US Census for Patricia O'Brien, daughter of Eugene and Florence O'Brien, Birmingham, Michigan:
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