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John Alexander Work

Birth16 Sep 1813 - Upper Buffalo Village, Washington Co, Pennsylvania, USA
Death11 Sep 1857 - Wittenburg, Jasper Co, Iowa, USA
MotherJane Taggart
FatherAlexander Work

Born in Upper Buffalo Village, Washington Co, Pennsylvania, USA on 16 Sep 1813 to Alexander Work and Jane Taggart. John Alexander Work married Margaret A Gallaher and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Sep 1857 in Wittenburg, Jasper Co, Iowa, USA.

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Alexander Work
1781 - 1851
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Jane Taggart
1786 - 1851
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Margaret A Gallaher
1814 - 1891
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George Ferguson Work
1839 - 1937
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David Clarkson Work
1841 - 1933
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John Hervey Work
1857 - 1858
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Anderson Lemoyne Work
1851 - 1935
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Alexander Melancthon Work
1848 - 1916
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Lovinia Jane Work
1843 - 1847
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Mary Black Work
1846 - 1923
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William "Will" Gallaher Work
1837 - 1906
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Orianna Alfaretta "Oria" Work
1855 - 1922

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