Cornelius Linderman

Birth1796 - Montgomery, Orange, New York, United States

Death25 Jul 1875 - Veteran, Chemung County, New York, USA

MotherAnne Young

FatherCORNELIUS LINDERMAN Lanterman (b 1757 Wallkill, Ulster Co, NY m in Montgomer NY Anna Young died Ithaca NY)

Born in Montgomery, Orange, New York, United States on 1796 to CORNELIUS LINDERMAN Lanterman (b 1757 Wallkill, Ulster Co, NY m in Montgomer NY Anna Young died Ithaca NY) and Anne Young. Cornelius Linderman married Mary Stanley and had 7 children. He passed away on 25 Jul 1875 in Veteran, Chemung County, New York, USA.

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Parents

Cornelius Linderman Lanterman (B 1757 Wallkill, Ulster Co, Ny M In Montgomer Ny Anna Young Died Ithaca Ny)
1756 - 1848

Anne Young
1759 - 1841

Spouse(s)

Mary Stanley
1799 - 1861

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Jane Bush
1823 - 1904

Harriet Linderman
1830 - 1889

James Linderman
1827 - Unknown

Jacob Linderman
1826 - 1891

Ivan Linderman
1829 - Unknown

Mary Ann Linderman
1824 - 1859

James Landon Linderman
1827 - 1906

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