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Hannah BROATCH

Birth16 Oct 1872 - Pepin, Pepin, Wisconsin, United States
Death19 Jan 1948 - St. Clair, Missouri, USA
MotherMartha Johnston
FatherJohn Roderick Broatch

Born in Pepin, Pepin, Wisconsin, United States on 16 Oct 1872 to John Roderick Broatch and Martha Johnston. Hannah BROATCH married George Shultz and had 12 children. She passed away on 19 Jan 1948 in St. Clair, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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John Roderick Broatch
1841 - 1923
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Martha Johnston
1845 - 1889
Spouse(s)
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George Shultz
1868 - 1954
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John B Shultz
1900 - 1992
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Wendall Kenneth Schultz
1910 - 1980
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Ruth Elaine Shultz
1919 - 2002
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Donald Orland Shultz
1914 - 2002
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Martha Kathryn Schultz
1913 - 1985
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Dorothy Elizabeth Schultz
1904 - 1991
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Robert B Shultz
1916 - 2004
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Ralph G Shultz
1898 - Unknown
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Wallace Stanley Schultz
1895 - 1979
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Jessie Margaret Schultz
1897 - 1982
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Marian Isabelle Shultz
1908 - 1998
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Allen D Schultz
1906 - 1978

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