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Hannah Everhard

Birth23 Apr 1827 - Chippewa, Wayne, Ohio, United States
Death1919 - Kosciusko County, Indiana
MotherMary Harter
FatherJohn Everhard

Born in Chippewa, Wayne, Ohio, United States on 23 Apr 1827 to John Everhard and Mary Harter. Hannah Everhard married Matthew Morrow TAGGART and had 7 children. She passed away on 1919 in Kosciusko County, Indiana.

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John Everhard
1786 - 1854
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Mary Harter
1799 - 1874
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Matthew Morrow Taggart
1823 - 1902
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Judson Mongrief Taggart
1849 - 1930
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Horace Milton Taggart
1854 - 1941
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Newton Everhard Taggart
1852 - 1934
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Clarabelle Taggart
1855 - 1857
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Rhoda C Taggart
1861 - 1879
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Clarabelle Taggart
1855 - 1857
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Rhoda C Tlaggart
1861 - 1879

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