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John Case

Birth1792 - Chatham, Columbia, New York, USA
Death17 Oct 1880 - Chittenango, Madison, New York, USA
MotherPatience MASON
FatherGeorge Case

Born in Chatham, Columbia, New York, USA on 1792 to George Case and Patience MASON. John Case married Louisa Hopkins and had 17 children. He passed away on 17 Oct 1880 in Chittenango, Madison, New York, USA.

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Parents
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George Case
1760 - 1825
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Patience Mason
1764 - 1838
Spouse(s)
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Louisa Hopkins
1805 - 1880
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Frances Julian Case
1845 - 1898
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Amanda D Case
1850 - 1900
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Charles Case
1839 - 1915
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James Case
1844 - 1913
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Philedria Case
1849 - 1860
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Mary Case
1833 - Unknown
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Helen Mary Case
1846 - 1925
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George Washington Case
1826 - 1893
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Elisabeth Cornelia Case
1842 - 1898
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Joseph Case
1845 - 1934
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John Case
1832 - 1910
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Cornelia Case
1845 - 1896
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Sarah Ann Case
1823 - 1899
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William Charles Case
1835 - 1902
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Elizabeth Case
1838 - 1909
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James Case
1864 - Unknown
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Harriet Case
1825 - 1896

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