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Deborah Ryder

Birth25 April 1800 - Dawmaston, Dinsdon Co., Vermont, USA
Death21 Apr 1877 - Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA
MotherEsther Joslyn
FatherDavid Ryder

Born in Dawmaston, Dinsdon Co., Vermont, USA on 25 April 1800 to David Ryder and Esther Joslyn. Deborah Ryder had 10 children. She passed away on 21 Apr 1877 in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA.

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Parents
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David Ryder
1757 - 1825
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Esther Joslyn
1759 - 1844
Children Show all
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David N. Greenman
1826 - 1864
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William Greenman
1828 - 1893
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Mary M Phillips Greenman
1838 - 1897
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Charles F. Greenman
1835 - Unknown
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Lucy Greenman
1847 - 1910
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Hannah Greenman
1847 - Unknown
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Harriet Lavina Greenman
1841 - 1908
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Franklin Benjamin Greenman
1839 - 1889
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George W Greenman
1834 - Unknown
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Esther Ann Greenman
1824 - 1886

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