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Frederick Case

Birth13 Jun 1777 - Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Death10 May 1825 - Granville, Licking, OH
MotherJoanna (Case) Wilcox
FatherJob Case

Born in Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut, USA on 13 Jun 1777 to Job Case and Joanna (Case) Wilcox. Frederick Case married Anna W Chamberlain and had 8 children. He passed away on 10 May 1825 in Granville, Licking, OH.

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Job Case
1737 - 1798
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Joanna (Case) Wilcox
1740 - 1812
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Anna W Chamberlain
1782 - 1858
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Raphael Case
1809 - 1860
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Philo Case
1803 - 1886
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William Case
1814 - 1876
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Emily Case
1805 - 1859
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Almira (Emma) Case
1806 - 1889
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Harrison Case
1820 - 1854
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Lucy Case
1811 - 1884
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Laura Case
1812 - 1840

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