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Hamilton Newcomer

Birth19 Aug 1846 - German Twp., Fayette, Pennsylvania
Death1915 - West Virginia, USA
MotherMary Ann Sesler
FatherJoseph Newcomer

Born in German Twp., Fayette, Pennsylvania on 19 Aug 1846 to Joseph Newcomer and Mary Ann Sesler. Hamilton Newcomer married Margaret Richey and had 12 children. He passed away on 1915 in West Virginia, USA.

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Joseph Newcomer
1822 - 1881
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Mary Ann Sesler
1822 - 1899
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Margaret Richey
1845 - 1910
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Catherine Henderson
1846 - Unknown
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Charles R Newcomer
1881 - 1957
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Lottie M Newcomer
1877 - 1969
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Harry Lester Newcomer (Richey)
1879 - 1955
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Ernest Newton Newcomer
1870 - 1932
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Mary E. Newcomer
1875 - Unknown
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Donna M. Newcomer
1873 - 1948
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Hettie A Newcomer
1885 - 1967
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Martha W. Newcomer
1874 - Unknown
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William H Newcomer (Henderson)
1882 - 1965
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Edith Pearl Newcomer
1885 - 1958
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Blanche Velma Newcomer
1890 - 1984
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Carrie Mae Newcomer
1887 - 1969

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