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John Edgar Willcoxon

Birth6 Nov 1848 - Hanover, Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States
Death05 Jun 1920 - Oberlin, Decatur, Kansas, USA
MotherSarah Swearingen
FatherSamuel Willcoxon

Born in Hanover, Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States on 6 Nov 1848 to Samuel Willcoxon and Sarah Swearingen. John Edgar Willcoxon married Ella M. Voorhees and had 8 children. He passed away on 05 Jun 1920 in Oberlin, Decatur, Kansas, USA.

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Samuel Willcoxon
1825 - 1914
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Sarah Swearingen
1825 - 1912
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Ella M. Voorhees
1853 - 1934
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Lura Frances Nora Willcoxon
1878 - 1976
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Henrietta Willcoxon
1874 - 1957
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Julia Amelia Willcoxon
1876 - 1943
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Albert Wesley "Shorty" Willcoxon
1889 - 1970
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Samuel Randolph Willcoxon
1883 - 1956
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Sara Sophia Willcoxon
1872 - 1961
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Lillie Rosetta Willcoxon
1880 - 1968
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Sally S. Wilcox
1873 - Unknown

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