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Henry Stull

Birth13 September 1806 - Quincy, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
DeathOct 24 1887 - Skidmore, Nodaway, Missouri, USA
MotherSusannah Backner
FatherHenry Stull

Born in Quincy, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA on 13 September 1806 to Henry Stull and Susannah Backner. Henry Stull married Mary Barbara Seibert Hock and had 13 children. He passed away on Oct 24 1887 in Skidmore, Nodaway, Missouri, USA.

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Henry Stull
1764 - 1830
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Susannah Backner
1769 - 1867
Spouse(s)
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Mary Barbara Seibert Hock
1808 - 1877
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Henry Hoke Stull
1845 - 1928
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Aaron Stull
1837 - 1837
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Mary Ann Stull
1843 - 1857
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Lawrence H. Stull
1833 - 1916
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Fredrica Seibert Stull
1848 - 1923
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Susan M Stull
1838 - 1914
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Elizabeth E Stull
1841 - 1913
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David Stull
1831 - 1902
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Catherine Stull
1829 - 1830
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Baby Boy Stull
1837 - 1837
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Mariam Stull
1864 - 1909
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Elizabeth Stull
1841 - 1866
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Jacob J Jake Stull
1834 - 1921

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