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Abraham Stratton

Birth18 Feb 1805 - Clyde, Wayne, New York, United States
Death28 Sep 1877 - Princeton, Bureau, Illinois, USA
MotherEunice Wooley
FatherAbraham Stratton

Born in Clyde, Wayne, New York, United States on 18 Feb 1805 to Abraham Stratton and Eunice Wooley. Abraham Stratton married Sarah Baggs and had 6 children. He passed away on 28 Sep 1877 in Princeton, Bureau, Illinois, USA.

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Abraham Stratton
1784 - 1815
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Eunice Wooley
1786 - Unknown
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Sarah Baggs
1814 - 1900
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Eliza E Stratton
1833 - 1918
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John Leander Stratton
1848 - 1936
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Lemuel Nathan Stratton
1834 - 1911
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Abraham Manny Stratton
1856 - 1940
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Samuel Fay Stratton
1837 - 1883
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Sylvester Brigham Stratton
1837 - 1845

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