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Lucy Ann Stephens

Birth16 Sep 1843 - Ashtabula, Ashtabula, Ohio, USA
DeathApr. 6,1918 - Poynette, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA
MotherPolly Ghastin
FatherSilas Corrah Stephens

Born in Ashtabula, Ashtabula, Ohio, USA on 16 Sep 1843 to Silas Corrah Stephens and Polly Ghastin. Lucy Ann Stephens married Ezra Burke Hutchinson and had 7 children. She passed away on Apr. 6,1918 in Poynette, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA.

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Silas Corrah Stephens
1817 - 1886
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Polly Ghastin
1825 - 1856
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Ezra Burke Hutchinson
1835 - 1881
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Roswell Miles Richards
1825 - 1907
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Martha Evelyn Hutchinson
1863 - 1954
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Ezra R. Hutchinson
1872 - 1921
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Alec Wesley Hutchinson
1879 - 1974
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Colonel Hiram Ellsworth Hutchinson
1865 - 1933
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Levi Western Hutchinson
1874 - 1946
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Burton E Hutchinson
1867 - 1870
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Harvey H Hutchinson
1877 - 1877

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