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John A Woolman

Birth20 Dec 1772 - Evesham Township, Burlington, New Jersey, USA
Death16 Mar 1847 - Cass, Michigan, United States
MotherElizabeth Newton
FatherABRAHAM 1737 Woolman

Born in Evesham Township, Burlington, New Jersey, USA on 20 Dec 1772 to ABRAHAM 1737 Woolman and Elizabeth Newton. John A Woolman married Mary C Burden and had 10 children. He passed away on 16 Mar 1847 in Cass, Michigan, United States.

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Parents
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Abraham 1737 Woolman
1737 - 1784
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Elizabeth Newton
1749 - 1826
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Mary C Burden
1779 - 1869
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John Woolman
1813 - 1885
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Mary C. Woolman
1804 - 1838
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Keziah Woolman
1817 - 1850
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Margaret Anna Woolman
1806 - 1884
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Sarah Jane Woolman
1812 - 1891
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Elizabeth Woolman
1800 - 1813
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Susannah Newton Woolman
1809 - 1882
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Uriah Woolman
1802 - 1804
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Nancy E Woolman
1846 - Unknown
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Mary Woolman
1806 - 1894

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