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John Ginter

Birth9 July 1833 - Prussia, province, Sachsen, Germany
Death23 Oct 1886 - Cascade, Dubuque, Iowa, United States
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Born in Prussia, province, Sachsen, Germany on 9 July 1833. John Ginter married Maria Ernster and had 10 children. He passed away on 23 Oct 1886 in Cascade, Dubuque, Iowa, United States.

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Maria Ernster
1843 - 1904
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Minnie (May) Ginter
1875 - 1899
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Elo John Ginter
1868 - 1958
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Clara Rosillia Ginter . Casey .
1882 - 1977
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Ada C Ginter
1872 - 1901
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Emma Emily Ginter
1868 - 1909
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Elizabeth Ginter
1887 - Unknown
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Callista E Ginter
1880 - 1965
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Henry Ginter
1870 - 1898
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Loretta Ginter
1878 - 1946
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Eloe Ginter
1868 - 1894

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