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John David Martin

BirthMar. 13, 1803 - Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA
DeathJuly 1, 1888 - Milford Twp, LeGrange Co, IN
MotherCatharine Kraft
FatherGeorge Martin

Born in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA on Mar. 13, 1803 to George Martin and Catharine Kraft. John David Martin married Mary Lancaster and had 6 children. He passed away on July 1, 1888 in Milford Twp, LeGrange Co, IN.

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George Martin
1765 - 1826
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Catharine Kraft
1785 - 1845
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Mary Lancaster
1805 - 1873
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Catherine Rozella Roselle Martin
1833 - 1903
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Magdalen Martin
1839 - 1906
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Rebecca A Martin
1843 - 1907
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Margaret Martin
1843 - 1876
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Susan D Martin
1847 - 1873
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Mary Martin
1838 - Unknown

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