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Jonathan Cornman

Birth8 Jul 1808 - Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
Death4 Feb 1856 - Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherMary Kitch
FatherJohn Cornman

Born in Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States on 8 Jul 1808 to John Cornman and Mary Kitch. Jonathan Cornman married Jane Sponsler Cornman and had 5 children. He passed away on 4 Feb 1856 in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States.

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John Cornman
1773 - 1835
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Mary Kitch
1777 - 1849
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Jane Sponsler Cornman
1812 - 1852
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Margaret "Maggie" Ann Corman Witner
1841 - 1926
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Wilson Sponsler Cornman
1836 - 1909
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Franklin Jonathan Cornman
1835 - 1863
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Alfred Lewis Cornman
1845 - 1922
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Sarah Cornman
1839 - 1902

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