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John E. BOSTWICK

Birth6 Apr 1785 - New Milford, Litchfield, Conneticut
Death13 November 1849 - Orange, Clark, Illinois, United States
MotherElizabeth Coggswell
FatherEns. Nathaniel "Nathan" Bostwick

Born in New Milford, Litchfield, Conneticut on 6 Apr 1785 to Ens. Nathaniel "Nathan" Bostwick and Elizabeth Coggswell. John E. BOSTWICK married Catherine Butler and had 10 children. He passed away on 13 November 1849 in Orange, Clark, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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Ens. Nathaniel "Nathan" Bostwick
1746 - 1829
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Elizabeth Coggswell
1745 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Butler
1789 - 1871
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Lydia Lamira Bostwick
1812 - 1901
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Nathan Bostwick
1819 - 1888
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Hiram Damon Bostwick
1810 - 1846
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Noble Day Bostwick
1818 - 1896
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George Washington Fayette Bostwick
1828 - 1851
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Harmon Gilbert Bostwick
1814 - 1890
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Harry Wilson Bostwick
1825 - 1849
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Marinda Jane Bostwick
1822 - 1900
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Sabrina Matilda Bostwick
1815 - 1900
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Harris Seaman Bostwick
1808 - 1810

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