John Straw

Birth22 Sept 1799 - Fishing Creek Valley, Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death6 Oct 1883 - Fishing Creek Valley, Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA

MotherCatharine Welker (Walker)-Stroh

FatherBenjamin Stroh (Straw)

Born in Fishing Creek Valley, Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA on 22 Sept 1799 to Benjamin Stroh (Straw) and Catharine Welker (Walker)-Stroh. John Straw married Elizabeth Martin-Straw (Stroh) and had 13 children. He passed away on 6 Oct 1883 in Fishing Creek Valley, Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

Benjamin Stroh (Straw)
1774 - 1855

Catharine Welker (Walker)-stroh
1779 - 1821

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Martin-straw (Stroh)
1801 - 1881

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Mary Ann Stroh
1824 - 1908

Catherine Stroh
1822 - 1910

Franklin Straw
1842 - 1917

Jacob Straw
1839 - 1918

Samuel C Straw
1824 - 1888

Alexander Elliot Straw
1837 - 1913

Benjamin Stroh
1827 - 1873

Elizabeth Stroh
1825 - 1916

Charles Stroh
1833 - Unknown

Joseph Stroh
1835 - 1908

John C Straw
1829 - 1888

Mary Ann Stroh
1845 - Unknown

Martha Straw
1843 - 1917

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