John Springer

Birth6 Nov 1758 - Frederick, Frederick, Maryland, United States

Death17 Aug 1816 - Springfield, Robertson, Kentucky, United States

MotherSusannah SEEDS

FatherCarl Charles Springer

Born in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland, United States on 6 Nov 1758 to Carl Charles Springer and Susannah SEEDS. John Springer married Sarah Ann Butler and had 15 children. He passed away on 17 Aug 1816 in Springfield, Robertson, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents

Carl Charles Springer
1728 - 1777

Susannah Seeds
1730 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Sarah Ann Butler
1755 - 1797

Elizabeth Macdonald Ingram
1768 - 1833

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John Springer
1784 - 1849

Charles Christopher Springer
1778 - 1844

Mary Polly Burnett
1780 - 1851

Anne Butler Springer
1791 - 1871

Sarah Ann Springer
1785 - 1859

Susannah Springer
1782 - 1838

Joseph Springer
1787 - 1870

Elihu Springer
1790 - 1818

Margaret Peggy Springer
1807 - 1884

Peter Springer
1793 - 1895

Thomas Buchard Springer
1795 - 1861

Jesse Springer
1776 - 1880

Rev Levi Springer
1796 - 1871

Jesse Ward Springer
1809 - 1888

Levi Springer Springer
1795 - 1861

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