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Catherine Eichelberger

BirthOctober 31, 1817 - Allen Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Death10 Apr 1877 - Pennsylvania, USA
MotherCatherine Coover
FatherJohn B Eichelberger

Born in Allen Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania on October 31, 1817 to John B Eichelberger and Catherine Coover. Catherine Eichelberger married Henry Carns and had 4 children. She passed away on 10 Apr 1877 in Pennsylvania, USA.

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John B Eichelberger
1790 - 1872
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Catherine Coover
1790 - 1871
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Henry Carns
1814 - 1872
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Albert Carns
1854 - 1933
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Jacob Carns
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth M Carns
1848 - 1939
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Catherine Carns
1857 - Unknown

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