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John E. Cram

Birth3 March 1831 - Broome County, New York, USA
Death28 November 1909 - Randolph, Columbia County, Wisconsin, USA
MotherCatherine Lewis
FatherArchelaus Cram

Born in Broome County, New York, USA on 3 March 1831 to Archelaus Cram and Catherine Lewis. John E. Cram married Louisa Rachel Parker and had 8 children. He passed away on 28 November 1909 in Randolph, Columbia County, Wisconsin, USA.

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Archelaus Cram
1779 - 1852
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Catherine Lewis
1793 - 1856
Spouse(s)
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Louisa Rachel Parker
1832 - 1893
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Ida Frances Cram
1861 - 1949
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George A Cram
1858 - Unknown
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Rudolf Cram
1854 - 1927
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Charles Cram
1875 - 1881
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James Oscar Cram
1864 - 1944
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Eugene Cram
1866 - 1881
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John Cram
1873 - 1874
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Etoile A. Cram
1860 - 1860

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