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John VanLeuven

Birth10 Aug 1802 - Ernesttown. Midland District, Ontario, Canada
Death28 Apr 1889 - Rock Port, Atchison, Missouri, USA
MotherMary Ann Pulver
FatherJohn R Van Leuven

Born in Ernesttown. Midland District, Ontario, Canada on 10 Aug 1802 to John R Van Leuven and Mary Ann Pulver. John VanLeuven married Fanny Adelia Draper and had 10 children. He passed away on 28 Apr 1889 in Rock Port, Atchison, Missouri, USA.

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John R Van Leuven
1776 - 1859
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Mary Ann Pulver
1768 - 1861
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Fanny Adelia Draper
1804 - 1865
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Martha Ann Akins
1821 - 1868
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William Harrison Van Leuven
1828 - 1912
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Zina Precinda Vanleuven
1839 - 1926
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Lucretia Jane Vanleuven
1832 - 1896
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Emma L. Diane Vanleuven
1824 - 1895
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Daniel Darius Vanleuven
1834 - 1919
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Nathan Spicer Vanleuven
1830 - 1912
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Sarah Malinda Vanleuven
1841 - 1917
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Delina Vanleuven
1837 - 1855
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Mary Ann Vanleuven
1826 - 1913
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Zylpha Perces Persie Vanleuven
1843 - 1932

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