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John Study

Birth11 Sep 1791 - Little Cove, Bedford, Pennsylvania, United States
Death1 Mar 1843 - Hancock, Hancock, Illinois, United States
MotherMargaret Rebecca Long
FatherChristian Matthais Study

Born in Little Cove, Bedford, Pennsylvania, United States on 11 Sep 1791 to Christian Matthais Study and Margaret Rebecca Long. John Study married Barbara Benner and had 12 children. He passed away on 1 Mar 1843 in Hancock, Hancock, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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Christian Matthais Study
1763 - 1829
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Margaret Rebecca Long
1765 - 1815
Spouse(s)
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Barbara Benner
1792 - 1873
Children Show all
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Catherine Study
1821 - 1919
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Mary Ann Study
1835 - 1927
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Elizabeth Study
1824 - 1906
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David A Study
1826 - 1902
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Leonard Study
1829 - 1916
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Christopher Study
1841 - Unknown
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Daniel Study
1830 - Unknown
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Samuel Study
1835 - Unknown
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John Study
1835 - Unknown
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Daniel Study
1843 - Unknown
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Christopher Study
1827 - Unknown
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Samuel Study
1832 - Unknown

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