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GLENNA M. LAWRENCE

Birth7 Mar 1864 - Neversink, Sullivan, New York, United States
Death3 Sep 1940 - Hurleyville, Sullivan, New York, United States
MotherCharlotte A. Hill
FatherCornelius J. Lawrence

Born in Neversink, Sullivan, New York, United States on 7 Mar 1864 to Cornelius J. Lawrence and Charlotte A. Hill. GLENNA M. LAWRENCE married Andrew Gorton and had 5 children. She passed away on 3 Sep 1940 in Hurleyville, Sullivan, New York, United States.

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Cornelius J. Lawrence
1816 - 1868
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Charlotte A. Hill
1834 - 1887
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Andrew Gorton
1862 - Unknown
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George Wilbur Mitteer
1897 - 1973
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Eva Gorton
1890 - 1975
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Cornelius Mitteer
1900 - 1901
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Ella Mae Gorton
1892 - 1975
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Charles Gorton
1895 - 1905

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