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John William Long

BirthFeb 17, 1831 - Montgomery, Ohio, USA
DeathApril 25, 1910 - Perry, Montgomery, Ohio, USA
MotherEsther MILLER
FatherIsaac Long

Born in Montgomery, Ohio, USA on Feb 17, 1831 to Isaac Long and Esther MILLER. John William Long married Sarah Basore and had 7 children. He passed away on April 25, 1910 in Perry, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.

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Isaac Long
1806 - 1886
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Esther Miller
1803 - 1888
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Sarah Basore
1837 - Unknown
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Sarah A. Russell
1825 - 1903
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Hiram Lewis Long
1855 - 1915
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Sarah Long
1871 - Unknown
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Samuel H Long
1860 - Unknown
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Elmer Long
1867 - Unknown
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Ephraim Long
1861 - Unknown
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Mary E Long
1857 - Unknown
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Susan Long
1868 - Unknown

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