Jonathan Bertram

Birth13 December 1823 - Wayne County, Kentucky, United States of America

Death14 October 1894 - Sunnybrook, Wayne County, Kentucky, United States of America

MotherNancy Stinson

FatherWilliam B Buttram (Stinson)

Born in Wayne County, Kentucky, United States of America on 13 December 1823 to William B Buttram (Stinson) and Nancy Stinson. Jonathan Bertram married Pharaba Adkins Bertram and had 9 children. She passed away on 14 October 1894 in Sunnybrook, Wayne County, Kentucky, United States of America.

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Parents

William B Buttram (Stinson)
1783 - 1865

Nancy Stinson
1789 - 1855

Spouse(s)

Pharaba Adkins Bertram
1824 - 1909

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Rev. Alvin A Bertram
1846 - 1926

Rebecca Bertram
1843 - 1896

Elza L Buttram
1850 - 1934

Jane Bertram
1848 - 1888

Nancy Bertram
1854 - 1908

Esther C Bertram
1859 - 1929

Rosa Emarine Bertram
1863 - 1885

Catherine "Katy" Buttram
1851 - 1918

Mary Buttram
1857 - 1858

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