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John Crane

Birth1700 - Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, Colonial America
Death14 Jun 1759 - Westfield Twp., Essex, New Jersey Colony, Colonial America
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Born in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, Colonial America on 1700. John Crane married Esther Crane and had 13 children. She passed away on 14 Jun 1759 in Westfield Twp., Essex, New Jersey Colony, Colonial America.

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Esther Crane
1707 - 1773
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John Crane
1723 - 1807
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Joseph Crane
1741 - 1778
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Stephen Crane
1725 - 1780
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Isaac Crane
1734 - 1812
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Mary Crane
1730 - Unknown
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Abigail Crane
1727 - 1768
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"Esther Crane
1740 - 1802
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Rebecca Crane
1740 - 1808
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Solomon Crane
1725 - 1784
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Jacob Crane
1730 - 1798
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Jacobx (Capt.) Crane
1745 - 1811
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Hannah Crane
1728 - 1803
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Sarah Crane
1728 - 1778

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