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Christopher St. John

BirthJan 1816 - Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA
Death18 Sep 1899 - Columbus, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA
MotherMolly Comstock, St John
FatherNathaniel ST JOHN(15thcousin3xremoved)//=

Born in Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA on Jan 1816 to Nathaniel ST JOHN(15thcousin3xremoved)//= and Molly Comstock, St John. Christopher St. John married Paulina Weed (St. John) and had 6 children. He passed away on 18 Sep 1899 in Columbus, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA.

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Nathaniel St John(15thcousin3xremoved)//=
1793 - 1884
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Molly Comstock, St John
1791 - 1877
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Paulina Weed (St. John)
1829 - 1870
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Francis "Frank" Marion St. John
1850 - 1928
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Cora Paulina St. John
1853 - 1935
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Jane / June St John
1848 - 1859
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Charles Lafayette St. John
1860 - 1914
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Jesse St John
1855 - Unknown
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Julian A St John
1857 - 1929

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