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Johnathan Morton Eckard

Birth22 Aug 1857 - Petersburg, Grant, West Virginia, USA
Death26 Aug 1943 - Randolph, West Virginia
MotherFrances Frena FANNIE SMITH
FatherJohn Eckard

Born in Petersburg, Grant, West Virginia, USA on 22 Aug 1857 to John Eckard and Frances Frena FANNIE SMITH. Johnathan Morton Eckard married Jemima Catherine Johnson and had 9 children. He passed away on 26 Aug 1943 in Randolph, West Virginia.

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John Eckard
1825 - 1892
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Frances Frena Fannie Smith
1822 - 1880
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Jemima Catherine Johnson
1859 - 1934
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Anna Elizabeth Eckard
1897 - 1968
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Robert John Eckard
1885 - 1929
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Fanny M Eckard
1895 - 1994
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Daniel Boone Eckard
1880 - 1940
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Eugenus Eckard
1878 - 1940
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Benjamin Martin Eckard
1888 - 1945
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Della Mae Eckard
1883 - 1947
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Jacob S Eckard
1902 - Unknown
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Fannie M Echard
1895 - 1994

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