John Root

Birth5 Mar 1831 - Massueville, Pierre-De Saurel, Quebec, Canada

Death14 Mar 1914 - Fairfax, Franklin, Vermont, USA

MotherFrancoise Dion

FatherJoseph Root Rouet

Born in Massueville, Pierre-De Saurel, Quebec, Canada on 5 Mar 1831 to Joseph Root Rouet and Francoise Dion. John Root married Mary Rassin(Roussin)(Russin) and had 14 children. He passed away on 14 Mar 1914 in Fairfax, Franklin, Vermont, USA.

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Parents

Joseph Root Rouet
1805 - 1895

Francoise Dion
1810 - 1871

Spouse(s)

Mary Rassin(roussin)(russin)
1830 - Unknown

Mary Ellen Carey
1854 - 1921

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Joseph Arthur Root (Racine)
1850 - 1929

Charles David Root (Racine)
1880 - 1945

Nellie Ellen Root
1884 - 1946

Clara Root
1853 - 1920

Henry Edmund Root (Racine)
1893 - Unknown

John Matthew Root
1885 - 1958

Francine Anne (Fanny) Root(racine)
1856 - Unknown

Louise Root (Racine)
1887 - 1889

Louise Racine (Root)
1859 - Unknown

Frank Root
1863 - 1937

Herbie A Root (Racine)
1896 - 1899

George Root (Racine)
1884 - 1895

Libbie C Root (Racine)
1891 - 1892

Essie May Root (Racine)
1882 - 1946

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