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John Henry Suttle

Birth10 May 1817 - Prince William, Virginia, USA or Virgina unknown area
Death6 May 1864 - Burlington, Coffey, Kansas, USA
MotherElizabeth Henry
FatherHenry Suttle

Born in Prince William, Virginia, USA or Virgina unknown area on 10 May 1817 to Henry Suttle and Elizabeth Henry. John Henry Suttle married Lucretia Ann Chapin and had 10 children. He passed away on 6 May 1864 in Burlington, Coffey, Kansas, USA.

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Henry Suttle
1795 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Henry
1790 - 1850
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Lucretia Ann Chapin
1819 - 1879
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Corp. Horace H Suttle
1838 - 1913
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Charles W Suttle
1856 - 1907
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James Edwin Suttle
1847 - 1928
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Sophronia Belle Suttle
1844 - 1930
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Francis Rosanna Suttle
1860 - 1935
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George Henry Suttle
1853 - 1913
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Mary Ann Suttle
1855 - 1882
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Rosey A Suttle
1860 - 1865
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Julia L Suttle
1840 - 1856
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Mary Margaret Suttle
1842 - 1842

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