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David Barner

Birth27 May 1835 - Nippenose Township, Lycoming, Pennsylvania, United States
Death30 Apr 1896 - Jersey Shore, Lycoming, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherElizabeth Kitchen
FatherBenjamin Barner

Born in Nippenose Township, Lycoming, Pennsylvania, United States on 27 May 1835 to Benjamin Barner and Elizabeth Kitchen. David Barner married Hester "Hettie" H Barto and had 11 children. He passed away on 30 Apr 1896 in Jersey Shore, Lycoming, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin Barner
1794 - 1844
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Elizabeth Kitchen
1796 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Hester "Hettie" H Barto
1831 - 1893
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Lucinda Elizabeth Gussler
1849 - 1938
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Miles Barner
1866 - 1922
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Alice Barner
1866 - 1917
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Rebekah "Bessie" Jane Barner
1878 - 1949
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George M Barner
1861 - 1941
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Frances Elizabeth Barner
1858 - 1950
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Margaret "Maggie" S Barner
1877 - 1882
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Sophia Edna Barner
1888 - 1954
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Wilbur B Barner
1872 - 1937
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David Wilson Barner
1884 - 1941
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Edith E (Twin) Barner
1881 - 1881
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Mary Maude (Twin) Barner
1882 - 1894

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