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Job A Cramer

BirthJan 1804 - Cedar Run, Ocean, New Jersey, United States
Death1 Nov 1882 - Stafford, Ocean, New Jersey, USA
MotherRebecca Cranmer
FatherJob Cranmer

Born in Cedar Run, Ocean, New Jersey, United States on Jan 1804 to Job Cranmer and Rebecca Cranmer. Job A Cramer married Melvina Eliza Sprague and had 11 children. He passed away on 1 Nov 1882 in Stafford, Ocean, New Jersey, USA.

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Job Cranmer
1780 - 1803
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Rebecca Cranmer
1780 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Melvina Eliza Sprague
1836 - 1919
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Rachael K Lowery
1828 - Unknown
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Rebecca Ava Cramer
1841 - 1961
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Henry Edward Cranmer
1859 - 1932
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Mary Jane Cranmer
1830 - 1910
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Timothy Hartford Cranmer
1859 - 1943
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Sarah Catherine Cranmer
1860 - 1939
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Pitman Garrett Cranmer
1840 - 1904
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Thomas T Cranmer
1845 - 1894
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Charles Stewart Cranmer
1833 - 1900
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Job A. Cranmer
1838 - 1884
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Lois H. Cranmer
1861 - 1936
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Rachel May Cranmer
1840 - 1919

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