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John Runyon

BirthAbt 1802 - Virginia, United States
DeathAft. 01 Jun 1880 - Menomonie, Dunn County, Wisconsin
MotherCatherine Richards
FatherJohn Runyon

Born in Virginia, United States on Abt 1802 to John Runyon and Catherine Richards. John Runyon married Malinda Walburn and had 13 children. He passed away on Aft. 01 Jun 1880 in Menomonie, Dunn County, Wisconsin.

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Parents
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John Runyon
1775 - 1852
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Catherine Richards
1779 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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Malinda Walburn
1810 - 1859
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Sarah Ann English
1813 - 1890
Children Show all
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Sarah C. Runyon
1845 - 1940
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Edith Runnion
1826 - 1926
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Wesley Runyon
1844 - 1922
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Harrison Runyon
1840 - Unknown
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Sylvestor Runyon
1838 - Unknown
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Jane Runyon
1835 - Unknown
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Mary E. Runyon
1843 - 1940
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Chasen Runyon
1848 - Unknown
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John Runyan
1836 - 1845
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Joseph James Runnion
1840 - 1922
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Edith Clemans
1837 - Unknown
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Lewis Runyon
1831 - 1888
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Sarah Runyon
1848 - Unknown

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