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John Cramer

Birth1758 - Woodbury Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA
DeathBef 1830 - Detroit and Area, Wayne County, MI
MotherJoanna Curtis (Curtiss)
FatherHenry Cramer

Born in Woodbury Litchfield County, Connecticut, USA on 1758 to Henry Cramer and Joanna Curtis (Curtiss). John Cramer married Elizabeth Nott and had 7 children. He passed away on Bef 1830 in Detroit and Area, Wayne County, MI.

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Parents
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Henry Cramer
1734 - 1810
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Joanna Curtis (Curtiss)
1737 - 1788
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Nott
1760 - Unknown
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Mary Polly Gallup
1769 - Unknown
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Henry Cramer
1788 - 1830
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*Mary Cramer (Harsen)
1793 - 1847
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John Cramer
1795 - 1830
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Elizabeth Cramer
1804 - 1877
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Sarah 'Sally' Cramer
1795 - 1870
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Eli Cramer
1790 - Unknown
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Roland Cramer
1812 - 1874

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