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John Trees

Birth8 Jun 1788 - Rowan, North Carolina, United States
Death4 Mar 1828 - Union County, Illinois
MotherMargaret Magdalena Stapleton Treece
FatherJohann Jacob TREECE

Born in Rowan, North Carolina, United States on 8 Jun 1788 to Johann Jacob TREECE and Margaret Magdalena Stapleton Treece. John Trees married Hannah Nicholls Lowrance and had 11 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1828 in Union County, Illinois.

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Parents
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Johann Jacob Treece
1750 - 1810
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Margaret Magdalena Stapleton Treece
1750 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Nicholls Lowrance
1789 - 1870
Children Show all
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Isaac Treece
1819 - 1894
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Lavina Treece
1822 - 1863
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Moses Trees
1817 - 1900
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John B. Aaron Treece/trees
1812 - 1865
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Elizabeth Treece
1800 - 1865
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Charlotte Treese Barringer
1815 - 1885
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John Henry Treece
1807 - 1875
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Sarah "Sally" Treece
1810 - 1858
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Alexander M. Treece
1802 - 1876
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Charles Treece
1804 - 1864
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Susannah Treese
1800 - 1840

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