CATHERINE MAGDALENE Studor

Birth23 Jan 1831 - Niederrödern, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France

Death19 October 1912 - Linton Mills, Coshocton County, Ohio, United States of America

MotherCatharine Barbara Ehrhardt

FatherJohn Jacob Studer

Born in Niederrödern, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France on 23 Jan 1831 to John Jacob Studer and Catharine Barbara Ehrhardt. CATHERINE MAGDALENE Studor had 12 children. She passed away on 19 October 1912 in Linton Mills, Coshocton County, Ohio, United States of America.

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Parents

John Jacob Studer
1805 - 1890

Catharine Barbara Ehrhardt
1805 - 1873

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Daisy Estelle Trottman
1876 - 1973

Catherine Louise Trottman
1867 - 1950

Jesse Albert Trottman
1872 - 1938

Grant Sherman Trottman
1863 - 1930

John L Trottman
1858 - 1946

George W Trottman
1854 - 1947

Magdalena Trottman
1861 - 1892

Elizabeth Jane Trottman
1860 - 1938

Mary Anna Trottman
1856 - 1893

Franklin L Trottman
1855 - 1916

Clara May Trottman
1869 - 1914

Lucy Stemper Trottman
1864 - Unknown

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