Jonathon "John" Riley SHULTZ

Birth22 Jul 1864 - Mount Sterling, Brown, Illinois, United States

Death3 August 1927 - Kearney, Buffalo, NE, USA

MotherCATHERIN "KITTY" JANE SECKMAN

FatherPVT WILLIAM HENRY SHULTZ -Illinois Civil War Vet

Born in Mount Sterling, Brown, Illinois, United States on 22 Jul 1864 to PVT WILLIAM HENRY SHULTZ -Illinois Civil War Vet and CATHERIN "KITTY" JANE SECKMAN. Jonathon "John" Riley SHULTZ had 12 children. He passed away on 3 August 1927 in Kearney, Buffalo, NE, USA.

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Parents

Pvt William Henry Shultz -Illinois Civil War Vet
1838 - 1894

Catherin "Kitty" Jane Seckman
1846 - 1921

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Esther Shultz
1908 - 1993

Dwight Riley Shultz
1902 - 1980

Charles Scott Shultz
1905 - 1977

Herbert Shultz
1899 - 1977

Richard Earl "Bill" Shultz
1911 - 1978

Elizabeth Shultz
1894 - 1977

Ruth Mae Shultz
1904 - 1985

Glenn William Shultz
1889 - 1964

Verna Shultz
1887 - 1965

Walter E Shultz
1892 - 1972

Robert Shultz
1898 - 1899

Ray Chester Shultz
1895 - 1983

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