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David Strattonville Hosterman

Birth6 Jan 1803 - Center County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death31 Jan 1874 - Shippenville, Clarion, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherChristina Feidler
FatherJacob, Jr. Hosterman

Born in Center County, Pennsylvania, USA on 6 Jan 1803 to Jacob, Jr. Hosterman and Christina Feidler. David Strattonville Hosterman married Susanna Reese and had 5 children. He passed away on 31 Jan 1874 in Shippenville, Clarion, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Jacob, Jr. Hosterman
1749 - 1812
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Christina Feidler
1753 - 1839
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Susanna Reese
1793 - 1871
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John Fisher Hosterman
1833 - 1909
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David R Hosterman
1837 - 1913
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Mary J Hosterman
1836 - Unknown
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Jacob Hosterman
1832 - 1877
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Henry Hosterman
1830 - Unknown

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