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Anna Jane Eachus

Birth10 Feb 1834 - East Nantmeal Twp., Chester Co., PA
Death1 Nov 1911 - Rayersford, Montgomery Co., PA
MotherSarah Ann Cooper
FatherJohn Eachus

Born in East Nantmeal Twp., Chester Co., PA on 10 Feb 1834 to John Eachus and Sarah Ann Cooper. Anna Jane Eachus married David Dryder and had 7 children. She passed away on 1 Nov 1911 in Rayersford, Montgomery Co., PA.

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John Eachus
1806 - 1886
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Sarah Ann Cooper
1810 - 1900
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David Dryder
1831 - Unknown
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Retta G Kryder
1871 - 1947
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Lewis Fussel Kryder
1875 - 1959
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Charles N Kryder
1873 - Unknown
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Myres F. Krider
1857 - Unknown
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Ella B. Krider
1868 - Unknown
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Lawrence W Kryder
1906 - Unknown
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Ralph M Kryder
1899 - Unknown

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