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David Kulp

Birth5 Oct 1777 - Montgomery, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States
Death9 Feb 1857 - Towamensing, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherElizabeth (Fretz) Kolb
FatherJacob Oberholtzer Kolb Kulp

Born in Montgomery, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States on 5 Oct 1777 to Jacob Oberholtzer Kolb Kulp and Elizabeth (Fretz) Kolb. David Kulp married Sarah Greter Hunsicker and had 13 children. He passed away on 9 Feb 1857 in Towamensing, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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Jacob Oberholtzer Kolb Kulp
1739 - 1818
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Elizabeth (Fretz) Kolb
1739 - 1785
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Greter Hunsicker
1771 - 1856
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Maria Clemens Kulp
1812 - 1850
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Charles Clemens Kulp
1809 - 1879
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Jacob Sellers Kulp
1802 - 1885
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Eli Sellers Kulp
1800 - 1849
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Levi Kulp
1815 - 1899
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David Adam Kulp
1813 - 1887
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Ephraim W. Kulp
1805 - 1884
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John Wampole Kulp
1818 - 1902
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Washington Kulp
1822 - 1862
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Mary Kulp
1825 - 1884
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A. Jackson Kulp
1820 - 1896
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Daniel Kulp
1817 - 1902
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Jacob H. Kulp
1806 - 1893

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