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John Cornell Ryman

Birth11 SEP 1834 - Fayette Co, Kentucky
Death3 JUN 1918 - Arkansas City, Cowley Co, Arkansas
MotherSarah McCormick
FatherJohn Ryman

Born in Fayette Co, Kentucky on 11 SEP 1834 to John Ryman and Sarah McCormick. John Cornell Ryman married Sarah Ann Brookbank and had 9 children. He passed away on 3 JUN 1918 in Arkansas City, Cowley Co, Arkansas.

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John Ryman
1793 - 1857
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Sarah Mccormick
1798 - 1849
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Sarah Ann Brookbank
1838 - 1870
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Rose Ann Miller
1854 - 1917
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William Albert Ryman
1863 - 1926
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Mary Frances "Mollie" Ryman-justus
1861 - 1950
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Rozilla Ryman
1858 - 1948
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Robert Emory Ryman
1878 - 1906
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Katherine May Ryman
1886 - 1942
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Harry E Ryman
1865 - Unknown
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Eliza (Ella) Ellen Ryman
1866 - 1936
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John Marion Ryman
1854 - 1919
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Jacob L Ryman
1869 - Unknown

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