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Isaac Workman

BirthAbt. 1742 - Somerville, Somerset Co, New Jersey
Death29 Nov 1827 - Danville, Knox, OH
MotherJannetje Post
FatherAndries WOERTMAN

Born in Somerville, Somerset Co, New Jersey on Abt. 1742 to Andries WOERTMAN and Jannetje Post. Isaac Workman married Martha Holt and had 13 children. He passed away on 29 Nov 1827 in Danville, Knox, OH.

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Parents
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Andries Woertman
1691 - 1749
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Jannetje Post
1695 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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Martha Holt
1742 - 1807
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Abraham Workman
1813 - 1892
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Levi Workman
1811 - 1887
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Joseph Channing Workman
1782 - 1852
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John Workman
1779 - 1859
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Rebecca Workman
1779 - 1835
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Jane Workman Sharp Card
1821 - Unknown
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Lydia Workman
1774 - 1835
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Abigail Workman
1820 - 1860
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Sarah Workman
1783 - 1828
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Elizabeth Workman Robeson
1793 - 1874
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Stephen Workman
1767 - 1865
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Nancy Workman Wells
1793 - 1879
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William Workman
1769 - 1865

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