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Julia Ann Conner

Birth16 Sep 1857 - Junior Furnace, Scioto County, Ohio, USA
Death12 Dec 1928 - Washington, Scioto County, Ohio, USA
MotherMary Jane Hart
FatherCalvin Conner

Born in Junior Furnace, Scioto County, Ohio, USA on 16 Sep 1857 to Calvin Conner and Mary Jane Hart. Julia Ann Conner married John Myers and had 14 children. She passed away on 12 Dec 1928 in Washington, Scioto County, Ohio, USA.

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Calvin Conner
1824 - 1860
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Mary Jane Hart
1835 - 1884
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John Myers
Unknown - Unknown
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Charles Meyers
1872 - 1950
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Stella Meyers
1878 - 1911
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Louis Meyers
1883 - 1957
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Mary M. Myers
1876 - 1957
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Tillie Meyers
1881 - 1959
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Glenn Davis Meyers
1894 - 1939
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Lydia Myers
1888 - 1966
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Rosa Lee Meyers
1896 - 1960
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George Russell Meyers
1898 - 1971
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Birdella Meyers
1885 - 1956
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Frank C Myers
1891 - 1914
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Oscar Benji Meyers
1890 - 1963
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Clarissa Meyers
1893 - 1949
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Willard Myers
1874 - 1913

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