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Hannah Shurtleff

Birth10 Jun 1803 - Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
Death15 Jul 1842 - Caledonia Springs, Ontario, Canada
MotherRachel Ann Elderkin
FatherAsaph Shurtleff

Born in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada on 10 Jun 1803 to Asaph Shurtleff and Rachel Ann Elderkin. Hannah Shurtleff married George Ferguson Pennoyer and had 8 children. She passed away on 15 Jul 1842 in Caledonia Springs, Ontario, Canada.

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Asaph Shurtleff
1770 - 1835
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Rachel Ann Elderkin
1774 - 1831
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George Ferguson Pennoyer
1802 - 1848
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Charlotte Amelia Pennoyer
1826 - 1891
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Eliza Jane Pennoyer
1831 - 1896
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Martha Pennoyer
1828 - 1891
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Hannah Cornelia Pennoier
1842 - Unknown
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George Pennoyer
1829 - 1882
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Charls Henry Pennoyer
1837 - 1894
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William Pennoyer
1839 - 1842
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Norman Pennoyer
Unknown - Unknown

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