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Josephine Case

Birth20 September 1805 - Bristol, Ontario County, New York, USA
Death12 January 1899 - Farmington, Oakland County, Michigan, USA
MotherElizabeth (Betsey) Case
FatherJames Henry Case

Born in Bristol, Ontario County, New York, USA on 20 September 1805 to James Henry Case and Elizabeth (Betsey) Case. Josephine Case married Isiah Butler Ward and had 9 children. She passed away on 12 January 1899 in Farmington, Oakland County, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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James Henry Case
1767 - 1832
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Elizabeth (Betsey) Case
1770 - 1859
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Isiah Butler Ward
1802 - 1890
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Duncan Ward
1842 - 1939
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Lewis Cass Ward
1833 - 1915
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Nodiah Case Ward
1830 - 1864
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Loretta Eggleston Ward
1831 - 1914
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Josephine Ward
1841 - 1841
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Elsie Olivia Ward
1847 - 1880
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Martha I Place
1844 - 1934
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Betsey N Horton
1839 - 1918
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Maria L Benson
1834 - 1912

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