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Abraham John Post

Birth26 Aug 1793 - Paramus, Bergen, New Jersey, United States
Death14 Nov 1847 - NJ Buried in Pascack, Bergen, New Jersey, United States
MotherAnaty Post
FatherJohn J. Post

Born in Paramus, Bergen, New Jersey, United States on 26 Aug 1793 to John J. Post and Anaty Post. Abraham John Post married Marjory Wortendyke and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 Nov 1847 in NJ Buried in Pascack, Bergen, New Jersey, United States.

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John J. Post
1762 - 1856
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Anaty Post
1754 - 1815
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Marjory Wortendyke
1794 - 1864
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Elizabeth Post
1816 - 1890
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John A. Post
1826 - 1902
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Maria Post
1824 - 1895
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Abraham A Post
1831 - 1891
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Frederick L Post
1829 - 1918
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Metje Post
1820 - Unknown
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Sally Ann Post
1818 - Unknown
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John Post
1822 - 1826
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Jane Post
1839 - Unknown
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Jane A Post
1815 - 1870

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