Hannah Anna Devoe

Birth7 Dec 1807 - Warren, Herkimer, New York, United States

Death28 Nov 1885 - Union Grove, Whiteside, Illinois, United States

MotherHelena Van Den Bergh

FatherAntony De Voe

Born in Warren, Herkimer, New York, United States on 7 Dec 1807 to Antony De Voe and Helena Van Den Bergh. Hannah Anna Devoe married Jacob H Springer and had 13 children. She passed away on 28 Nov 1885 in Union Grove, Whiteside, Illinois, United States.

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Parents

Antony De Voe
1764 - 1844

Helena Van Den Bergh
1769 - 1841

Spouse(s)

Jacob H Springer
1796 - 1876

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Cornelius Springer
1830 - 1911

Alonzo Springer
1845 - 1920

Eleanor Christina Springer
1835 - 1872

Lovina Elizabeth Springer
1837 - 1910

Alexander Springer
1848 - 1911

Daniel Springer
1832 - Unknown

Martin Springer
1839 - 1922

John George Devoe Springer
1844 - 1917

Jacob A Springer
1829 - 1900

Wynard Springer
1842 - 1863

Henry Cornelius (Jacob) Springer
1827 - 1912

Clarinda Springer
1825 - 1846

Francis Springer
1851 - Unknown

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