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Elizabeth McCluney

Birth1794 - Pennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States
Death30 Sep 1871 - Switzerland, Monroe, Ohio, USA
MotherNancy Unknown
FatherWilliam McCluney

Born in Pennsylvania, Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States on 1794 to William McCluney and Nancy Unknown. Elizabeth McCluney married Jesse Workman and had 10 children. She passed away on 30 Sep 1871 in Switzerland, Monroe, Ohio, USA.

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Parents
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William Mccluney
Unknown - 1820
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Nancy Unknown
Unknown - 1820
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Jesse Workman
1775 - 1872
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Hannah Mccluney Workman
1827 - 1890
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Amos Workman
1830 - 1905
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John Workman
1835 - 1916
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William Workman
1832 - 1900
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Harriet Joanna Workman
1829 - 1865
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Abigail Workman
1829 - 1859
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Elizabeth Workman
1817 - 1846
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Hester Workman
Unknown - Unknown
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Nancy Agnes Workman
1825 - 1877
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Minerva Jane Workman
1808 - Unknown

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