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Cornelia Terwilliger

Birth14 Sep 1782 - New Hurley, Ulster, New York, USA
DeathNot Available - Ulster County, New York USA
MotherAnnatje Ostrander
FatherPetrus "Peter" Terwilliger

Born in New Hurley, Ulster, New York, USA on 14 Sep 1782 to Petrus "Peter" Terwilliger and Annatje Ostrander. Cornelia Terwilliger had 7 children. She passed away in Ulster County, New York USA.

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Petrus "Peter" Terwilliger
1752 - 1813
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Annatje Ostrander
1757 - 1801
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Hannah Constable Slaughter
1814 - Unknown
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Selvinus Slaughter
1805 - Unknown
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Eliza Slaughter
1812 - Unknown
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Sally Ann Slaughter
1807 - Unknown
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Jane Slaughter
1801 - 1875
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James Slater
1802 - 1879
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Thomas Roosa Slaughter
1810 - Unknown

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