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Hannah Post

Birth25 March 1819 - Rockland County, New York, United States
Death7 May 1907 - Bergen Co., NJ
MotherGeesje (Gitty) Demarest
FatherAbram P. Post

Born in Rockland County, New York, United States on 25 March 1819 to Abram P. Post and Geesje (Gitty) Demarest. Hannah Post had 15 children. She passed away on 7 May 1907 in Bergen Co., NJ.

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Parents
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Abram P. Post
1785 - 1852
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Geesje (Gitty) Demarest
1788 - 1865
Children Show all
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John H. Conklin
1842 - 1918
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Harvey Conklin
1859 - 1919
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Levi Conklin
1833 - 1911
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Hiram Conklin
1840 - 1900
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Rachel Louisa Conklin
1846 - 1864
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James H Conklin
1856 - Unknown
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Theodore Conklin
1834 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Conklin
1849 - Unknown
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George W. Conklin
1844 - 1864
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Stephen Conklin
1846 - 1864
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Harvey Conklin
1838 - 1918
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Henry Conklin
1848 - Unknown
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Amby Conklin
1839 - 1929
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Daniel Conklin
1850 - 1910
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Aaron Conklin
1854 - Unknown

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