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Caroline Caler

Birthabt 1848 - Maine, USA
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherNancy Lord Foster
FatherJohn Barton Caler

Born in Maine, USA on abt 1848 to John Barton Caler and Nancy Lord Foster. Caroline Caler married Charles Allen Young (DESC/Moses Worcester-5th GGF-Samuel M. Leighton 5th-King Edward, I and Queen Eleanor Capet) and had 5 children.

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John Barton Caler
1808 - 1857
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Nancy Lord Foster
1810 - 1889
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Charles Allen Young (Desc/moses Worcester-5th Ggf-samuel M. Leighton 5Th-king Edward, I And Queen Eleanor Capet)
1842 - Unknown
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Charles E. Young (Desc/moses Worcester-5th Ggf)
1878 - Unknown
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Gleason C. Young
1868 - 1905
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Helen A Young (Dorr) (Marr. My 3Rd C3x) (Desc/moses Worcester-5th Ggf-samuel M. Leighton 5Th-king Edward, I And Queen Eleanor Capet)
1871 - Unknown
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Iva May Young
1874 - Unknown
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Sadie E. Young
1877 - 1902

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