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Barbara E. Keyser

Birth26 Nov 1835 - Upper Providence, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA
Death12 March 1917 - Lower Providence, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherAnna Barbara Linsenbigler
FatherGeorge Miller

Born in Upper Providence, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA on 26 Nov 1835 to George Miller and Anna Barbara Linsenbigler. Barbara E. Keyser married John Charles Bateman and had 11 children. She passed away on 12 March 1917 in Lower Providence, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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George Miller
1801 - 1876
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Anna Barbara Linsenbigler
1803 - 1868
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John Charles Bateman
1826 - 1881
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Elwood M. Keyser
1865 - 1873
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Irene Keyser
1867 - 1873
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Laura Keyser
1869 - Unknown
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Irwin Kline Keyser
1862 - 1873
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Sallie M. Keyser
Unknown - 1873
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Estella L. Keyser
1868 - 1873
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John Charles M Keyser
1857 - 1942
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Martha J Keyser
1857 - 1919
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Bertha A Dyson
1872 - 1961
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Elizabeth Keyser
1854 - 1940
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Allen I Keyser
1875 - Unknown

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