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George WANNER

Birth19 Apr 1696 - Schleitheim, Switzerland
Death25 Jun 1747 - Schleitheim, Switzerland
MotherElsbeth WANNER
FatherHans Conrad WANNER

Born in Schleitheim, Switzerland on 19 Apr 1696 to Hans Conrad WANNER and Elsbeth WANNER. George WANNER married Anna BECHTOLD and had 10 children. He passed away on 25 Jun 1747 in Schleitheim, Switzerland.

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Parents
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Hans Conrad Wanner
1656 - Unknown
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Elsbeth Wanner
1666 - 1747
Spouse(s)
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Anna Bechtold
1695 - 1755
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Elisabeth Wanner
1719 - 1787
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Anna Wanner
1731 - 1731
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Conrad Wanner
1735 - Unknown
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George Wanner
1696 - 1747
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Conrad Wanner
1724 - 1724
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Christian Wanner
1728 - Unknown
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George Wanner
1721 - Unknown
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Conrad Wanner
1720 - 1721
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Christian Wanner
1739 - Unknown
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Margaretha Stamm
1726 - 1800

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