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Cornelia Vandercook

Birth07 October 1787 - New York City, New York, USA, NA
Death25 August 1820 - New York, USA, NA
MotherSARAH TITCHOUT - 5th g grandmother
FatherIsaac Vandercook

Born in New York City, New York, USA, NA on 07 October 1787 to Isaac Vandercook and SARAH TITCHOUT - 5th g grandmother. Cornelia Vandercook married John Edward Fisher and had 8 children. She passed away on 25 August 1820 in New York, USA, NA.

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Parents
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Isaac Vandercook
1756 - 1838
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Sarah Titchout - 5Th G Grandmother
1755 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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John Edward Fisher
1787 - 1834
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John Fisher
1773 - Unknown
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Esther Fisher
1814 - 1885
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Chauncey D. Fisher
1809 - 1836
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William Fisher
1817 - Unknown
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Artemas Fisher
1817 - Unknown
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John Fisher
1808 - 1899
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Michael Fisher
1805 - 1853
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Michael Fisher
1811 - Unknown
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John Edward Fisher
Unknown - Unknown

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