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John Troutner

Birth31 May 1822 - Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York
Death27 November 1895 - Tylersburg, Clarion County, Pennsylvania
MotherCatherine unkwn Troutner
FatherJohn TROUTNER

Born in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York on 31 May 1822 to John TROUTNER and Catherine unkwn Troutner. John Troutner married M. Elizabeth Gilfert and had 10 children. He passed away on 27 November 1895 in Tylersburg, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.

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Parents
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John Troutner
1799 - Unknown
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Catherine Unkwn Troutner
1789 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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M. Elizabeth Gilfert
1835 - 1895
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James L. Troutner
1855 - 1942
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Elizabeth Troutner
1875 - 1946
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Florence L. Troutner
1867 - 1950
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Edgar C. Troutner
1865 - Unknown
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William B. Troutner
1860 - 1917
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Mary L. Troutner
1872 - 1946
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Jennie Troutner
1878 - Unknown
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Lenora Troutner
1861 - 1934
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George T Troutner
1876 - 1909
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Margaret Laura Troutner
1862 - Unknown

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