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Jane Rosett Manning

Birth10 July 1836 - Akron, Summit County, Ohio, USA
Death1 Jan. 1910 - Los Angeles County, Califoria, USA
MotherLorenda Adams
FatherSamuel Manning

Born in Akron, Summit County, Ohio, USA on 10 July 1836 to Samuel Manning and Lorenda Adams. Jane Rosett Manning married John Landon Merrihew and had 6 children. She passed away on 1 Jan. 1910 in Los Angeles County, Califoria, USA.

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Samuel Manning
1806 - 1877
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Lorenda Adams
1809 - 1897
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John Landon Merrihew
1834 - 1879
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Helen A Merrihew
1854 - 1952
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Carrie Elizabeth Merrihew
1858 - 1863
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Alden Burr Merrihew
1871 - 1934
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William J. Merrihew
1869 - 1869
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Fred Smith Merrihew
1867 - 1868
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Emma Lorenda Merrihew
1861 - 1863

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