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John Johnston Packer

Birth18 Jan 1814 - Bald Eagle, Centre, Pennsylvania, USA
Death08 Nov 1892 - Curtin, Centre, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherSarah Margaret Lowe
FatherJehu Packer

Born in Bald Eagle, Centre, Pennsylvania, USA on 18 Jan 1814 to Jehu Packer and Sarah Margaret Lowe. John Johnston Packer married Margaret Boone and had 5 children. He passed away on 08 Nov 1892 in Curtin, Centre, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Jehu Packer
1793 - 1852
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Sarah Margaret Lowe
1793 - 1871
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Margaret Boone
1814 - 1900
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Rachel Delinda Packer
1850 - 1877
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Franklin Cornelius Packer
1850 - 1921
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Mary J Packer
1842 - 1871
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Elizabeth S Packer
1841 - Unknown
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Margaret Ellen Packer Watson
1845 - 1930

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