Elizabeth (Upper) Caughell

Birth20 Sep 1774 - Newton, Sussex, New Jersey, USA

Death28 Nov 1851 - Virgil, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada

MotherAnna Dorothea Schmidt

FatherGeorge John (Opfer) Upper (GGGGGG)

Born in Newton, Sussex, New Jersey, USA on 20 Sep 1774 to George John (Opfer) Upper (GGGGGG) and Anna Dorothea Schmidt. Elizabeth (Upper) Caughell married George Fredrick Caughell and had 11 children. She passed away on 28 Nov 1851 in Virgil, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents

George John (Opfer) Upper (Gggggg)
1734 - 1817

Anna Dorothea Schmidt
1723 - 1773

Spouse(s)

George Fredrick Caughell
1771 - 1814

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Alexander Caughell Coghill
1808 - 1877

Sarah Caughell
1802 - 1881

Anne Caughell
1800 - 1880

John Caughell
1794 - 1861

Peter Caughell
1797 - 1876

Abraham Caughell
1812 - 1853

Catharine Caughell
1810 - 1864

Elizabeth Caughell
1804 - 1857

Jacob Caughell
1806 - 1880

George C Caughell
1795 - 1876

Henry Caughell
1804 - 1851

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