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Ann Eave Comer

Birth1810 - Lawrence, Ohio, United States
Death29 Nov 1890 - Jackson, Ohio, United States
MotherSarah Crabtree
FatherAmos Comer

Born in Lawrence, Ohio, United States on 1810 to Amos Comer and Sarah Crabtree. Ann Eave Comer married Enoch Canter and had 11 children. She passed away on 29 Nov 1890 in Jackson, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Amos Comer
1790 - Unknown
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Sarah Crabtree
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Enoch Canter
1811 - 1885
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Elizabeth Elvira "Betty" Canter
1835 - 1895
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Amos B Canter
1845 - 1932
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Catherine Canter
1854 - Unknown
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Cornelius Canter
1839 - 1908
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Phebe Canter
1847 - Unknown
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Frances A "Fannie" Canter
1841 - 1894
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Jefferson Canter
1834 - 1864
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Enoch Marion Canter
1852 - 1926
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Mary Canter
1842 - 1860
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Charles F Canter
1856 - 1945
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Selina Canter
1837 - 1860

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