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Charles Van Note

Birth17 NOV 1810 - Monmouth County, New Jersey
Death5 Mar 1889 - Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri, United States
MotherDeborah SMITH
FatherJoseph Van Note

Born in Monmouth County, New Jersey on 17 NOV 1810 to Joseph Van Note and Deborah SMITH. Charles Van Note married Ann Sturgis and had 11 children. He passed away on 5 Mar 1889 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri, United States.

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Joseph Van Note
1745 - 1836
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Deborah Smith
1755 - 1820
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Ann Sturgis
1818 - 1847
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Mary Elizabeth Kelley
1824 - 1892
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Martha Jane Thomson
1822 - 1858
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Jefferson Van Note
1839 - 1918
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Sarah Florence Van Note
1862 - 1929
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William Van Note
1847 - 1847
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Mary Elizabeth Van Note
1844 - 1930
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James Van Note
1840 - 1921
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Edwin C. Van Note
1860 - 1937
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Charles Van Note
1842 - 1863
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Simon Van Note
1858 - 1870
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Freddie Van Note
1864 - 1868
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Thomas Van Note
1867 - 1868
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Mary Ellen Castor
1843 - 1930

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