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John Jonas Post

Birth16 JAN 1854 - Fredericksburgh Township, Lennox & Addington County, Ontario
Death1 Aug 1943 - Arden, Kennebec Township, Frontenac County, Ontario
MotherPhoebe Van Alstine
FatherIsaac Peter POST

Born in Fredericksburgh Township, Lennox & Addington County, Ontario on 16 JAN 1854 to Isaac Peter POST and Phoebe Van Alstine. John Jonas Post married Rebecca Mellisa Emerson and had 7 children. He passed away on 1 Aug 1943 in Arden, Kennebec Township, Frontenac County, Ontario.

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Isaac Peter Post
1820 - 1898
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Phoebe Van Alstine
1832 - 1881
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Rebecca Mellisa Emerson
1863 - 1918
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Hattie Sproule
1862 - 1882
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William "Henry" Post
1882 - 1929
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Margaret Purdy Post
1888 - 1984
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Annie Ellen Post
1894 - 1986
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Isabel Melissa Post
1897 - 1958
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Frances Edna Post
1898 - 1905
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Mary Myrtle Post
1900 - 1905
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Charlotte Jane Post
1890 - 1891

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