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Lavina Clinger

BirthAugust 1820 - Pennsylvania, United States
Death27 March 1907 - Findlay, Hancock, Ohio, United States
MotherSarah Schreffler Clinger
FatherJohn Clinger

Born in Pennsylvania, United States on August 1820 to John Clinger and Sarah Schreffler Clinger. Lavina Clinger married Jacob C. Myers and had 10 children. She passed away on 27 March 1907 in Findlay, Hancock, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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John Clinger
1800 - 1864
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Sarah Schreffler Clinger
1804 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Jacob C. Myers
1811 - 1898
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Sarah Elizabeth Myers
1861 - 1925
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James H Myers
1847 - 1927
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John Quincy Myers
1865 - 1940
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Franklin Pierce Myers
1855 - 1924
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Thomas Jefferson Myers
1852 - 1929
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William Harrison Myers
1847 - 1923
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Amanda Myers
1862 - 1938
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Sarah Elizabeth Meyers
1860 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Myers
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Ann Myers
1845 - 1925

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