John C Springer

BirthSep 1 1852 - Pike, Illinois, United States

Death20 Sep 1905 - Nebo, Pike County, Illinois

MotherMatilda Daniels

FatherDavid Springer

Born in Pike, Illinois, United States on Sep 1 1852 to David Springer and Matilda Daniels. John C Springer married Nancy Ann Bristow Springer and had 13 children. He passed away on 20 Sep 1905 in Nebo, Pike County, Illinois.

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Parents

David Springer
1825 - 1878

Matilda Daniels
1829 - 1902

Spouse(s)

Nancy Ann Bristow Springer
1857 - 1888

Dora J Springer
1867 - Unknown

Mary Springer
1852 - Unknown

Hulda E Quick
1860 - 1931

Olive Hortense Campbell
1859 - 1896

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Ida Myrtle Springer
1883 - 1952

Asa Franklin Springer
1879 - 1939

Lawrence Springer
1875 - 1932

Leslie Orole Springer
1881 - 1907

Alonzo Springer
1875 - 1957

Arthur Springer
1886 - 1915

David Springer
1879 - 1952

James Springer
1876 - Unknown

Lonzo Springer
1876 - Unknown

Hortense Belle Springer
1880 - 1963

Lee Springer
1890 - Unknown

Lawrence Edward Springer
1876 - 1923

Louis Elmer Springer
1878 - 1945

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