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Aaron Aaronson Woolman

Birth27 Aug 1786 - Burlington, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Death27 Mar 1853 - Springfield, Columbiana, Ohio, USA
MotherJane Ware
FatherSamuel WOOLMAN

Born in Burlington, Burlington, New Jersey, USA on 27 Aug 1786 to Samuel WOOLMAN and Jane Ware. Aaron Aaronson Woolman married Mary Warrington and had 7 children. He passed away on 27 Mar 1853 in Springfield, Columbiana, Ohio, USA.

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Samuel Woolman
1753 - 1814
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Jane Ware
1751 - 1837
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Mary Warrington
1787 - 1867
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Rebecca H Woolman
1817 - 1876
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Abner Woolman
1824 - 1914
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Amy Woolman
1821 - 1867
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Ellis Woolman
1822 - 1852
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Sarah Woolman
1827 - 1853
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John Woolman
1831 - 1846
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Enoch Woolman
1819 - 1895

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