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John Sisson Osborn

Birth20 Jun 1826 - Chester, Meigs, Ohio, USA
Death28 August 1902 - Farina, Fayette County, Illinois, United States of America
MotherAlcha Olive SISSON
FatherDavid Osborn

Born in Chester, Meigs, Ohio, USA on 20 Jun 1826 to David Osborn and Alcha Olive SISSON. John Sisson Osborn married Matilda Mitchell Gardner and had 11 children. He passed away on 28 August 1902 in Farina, Fayette County, Illinois, United States of America.

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David Osborn
1790 - 1884
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Alcha Olive Sisson
1794 - 1873
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Mitchell Gardner
1835 - 1902
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Josephine (Josie) Osborn
1866 - 1934
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Lew Wallace Osborn
1863 - 1933
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Thomas Clayton Osborn
1868 - 1941
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Charles Randolph Osborn
1861 - 1927
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Elizabeth Olive Osborn
1853 - 1932
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Alice Sally Osborn
1872 - 1945
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Andrew Daniel Osborn
1858 - 1918
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Mary Jane Osborn
1855 - Unknown
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James Hayden Osborn
1851 - 1921
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Martha E. Osborne
1873 - 1942
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Ellen Osborn
1874 - Unknown

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