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Daniel Gartman

Birth1757 - Saxe Gotha, Orangeburg District,South Carolina USA
Death1820 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA
MotherTeter Deiter
FatherHans John Gartman

Born in Saxe Gotha, Orangeburg District,South Carolina USA on 1757 to Hans John Gartman and Teter Deiter. Daniel Gartman married Catherine Kelly and had 13 children. He passed away on 1820 in Orangeburg, Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA.

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Hans John Gartman
1726 - 1795
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Teter Deiter
1740 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Kelly
1755 - 1821
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Mary Magdaline Mollie Gartman
1778 - 1821
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John Gartman
1777 - 1860
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George Gartman
1800 - 1880
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Frederick Kelly Gartman
1806 - 1853
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Christina Gartman
1794 - Unknown
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Rosannah Gartman
1805 - 1890
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Elizabeth Gartman
1792 - Unknown
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John D Gartman
1809 - 1885
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Daniel Girtman
1776 - 1842
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Ninian Tannehill
1796 - 1875
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Anna Juon
1765 - 1822
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Susannah Gartman
1798 - 1860
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Paul G Gartman
1795 - 1847

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