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Jack Ram Kipling

Birth1788 - Fort Albany, 1654292, Ontario, Canada
Death25 Jun 1836 - Union, Emmons, North Dakota, United States
MotherNancy a Saulteaux Indian
FatherJohn Kipling

Born in Fort Albany, 1654292, Ontario, Canada on 1788 to John Kipling and Nancy a Saulteaux Indian. Jack Ram Kipling married Margaret Okanens Aknesse and had 12 children. He passed away on 25 Jun 1836 in Union, Emmons, North Dakota, United States.

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John Kipling
1724 - 1794
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Nancy A Saulteaux Indian
1750 - 1843
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Margaret Okanens Aknesse
1791 - 1870
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George Ram Kipling
1822 - 1866
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Margaret Kippling
1823 - 1845
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John Kipling
1825 - 1861
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Nancy Kipling
1810 - 1857
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Nancy Atkinson
1804 - 1889
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Marie Kippling
1833 - Unknown
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Peter Kipling
1814 - 1891
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Maria Kipling
1818 - 1857
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Thomas Kipling
1800 - Unknown
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Catherine Kipling
1831 - 1878
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Marguerite Kippling
1821 - 1863
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Thomas (Dirk) Kippling (Kyplain)
1800 - 1870

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