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Barbara Yoder

Birth20 Jun 1766 - Berks, Pennsylvania, United States
Death13 April 1850 - Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, United States of America
MotherCatharine Oyster
FatherJohann Yost Yoder

Born in Berks, Pennsylvania, United States on 20 Jun 1766 to Johann Yost Yoder and Catharine Oyster. Barbara Yoder married Christian Plank and had 8 children. She passed away on 13 April 1850 in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents
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Johann Yost Yoder
1718 - 1812
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Catharine Oyster
1730 - 1812
Spouse(s)
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Christian Plank
1771 - 1851
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Samuel Plank
1808 - 1878
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Magdalena Plank
1794 - 1891
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John Plank
1793 - 1868
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Jacob Plank
1803 - 1882
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Christian Plank
1793 - 1837
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Barbara Plank
1798 - 1881
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Joseph Plank
1805 - Unknown
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Isaac Plank
1799 - 1879

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