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John Anthony Kinner

Birth15 Dec 1804 - Whitehall, Washington County, New York, USA
Death10 November 1878 - Whitehall, Washington, New York, United States
MotherMary Hubbard
FatherAnthony Kinner

Born in Whitehall, Washington County, New York, USA on 15 Dec 1804 to Anthony Kinner and Mary Hubbard. John Anthony Kinner married Roxanna Polly and had 12 children. He passed away on 10 November 1878 in Whitehall, Washington, New York, United States.

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Anthony Kinner
1766 - 1843
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Mary Hubbard
1780 - 1862
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Roxanna Polly
1806 - 1892
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Margaret M Kinner
1831 - 1893
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Julia Ann Kinner
1833 - 1921
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Mary E Kinner
1828 - 1849
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Lucy E Kinner
1839 - 1912
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William A Kinner
1837 - Unknown
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Roxanna Augusta Kinner
1845 - 1904
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Emmaline Kinner
1834 - 1917
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Susan R Kinner
1829 - 1873
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Joseph Peter Kinner
1840 - 1916
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John Sidney Kinner
1836 - 1894
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Rebecca Sophia Kinner
1841 - 1868
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Clarissa P Kinner
1843 - 1916

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