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Catherine (Caty) Van Meter

Birth1766 - Walker, Alabama, USA
DeathAbout 1823 - Casey County, Kentuky
MotherRebecca Wright
FatherIsaac Van Meter

Born in Walker, Alabama, USA on 1766 to Isaac Van Meter and Rebecca Wright. Catherine (Caty) Van Meter married John Joslin and had 12 children. She passed away on About 1823 in Casey County, Kentuky.

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Isaac Van Meter
1742 - 1820
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Rebecca Wright
1743 - 1825
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John Joslin
1752 - 1818
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Winniford (Winnie) Josling
1780 - 1845
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Lucinda Joslin
1774 - 1840
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Polly Josseling
1781 - 1816
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John P Joslin
1797 - 1840
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Sophia Joslin
1786 - 1827
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Benjamin Joslin
1784 - 1824
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Dianah "Dicey" Joslin
1779 - 1855
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Betsey Joslin
1780 - 1800
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Nancy Joslin
1775 - 1855
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Jane Joslin
1776 - Unknown
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Sarah (Sally) Joslin
1788 - 1853
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Martha Joslin
1799 - 1870

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