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John I Dockstader

Birth19 Dec 1775 - Mohawk Valley, Tyron County (now Montgomery County), New York, United States
Death25 Feb 1813 - Sand Flats, Montgomery County, New York, United States
MotherMaria (Meritje) Servis/Servos
FatherJohannes Dochstader

Born in Mohawk Valley, Tyron County (now Montgomery County), New York, United States on 19 Dec 1775 to Johannes Dochstader and Maria (Meritje) Servis/Servos. John I Dockstader had 7 children. He passed away on 25 Feb 1813 in Sand Flats, Montgomery County, New York, United States.

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Johannes Dochstader
1760 - 1801
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Maria (Meritje) Servis/servos
1757 - Unknown
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Henry I. Dockstader
1803 - 1887
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Harmanus Dockstader
1808 - 1878
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Cornelius Dockstader
1812 - 1813
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Christopher I. Dockstader
1810 - 1901
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Rev. Joseph Doxtator
1811 - 1889
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Laney Ecker
1789 - 1846
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George J. Dockstader
1809 - 1844

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