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Lydia E. Crouse

Birth24 Nov 1800 - Silver Run, Carroll, Maryland, United States
Death2 Jan 1877 - Westminster, Carroll, Maryland, United States
MotherMaria Elisabetha Bowersox
FatherJacob Crouse

Born in Silver Run, Carroll, Maryland, United States on 24 Nov 1800 to Jacob Crouse and Maria Elisabetha Bowersox. Lydia E. Crouse married Lewis Wampler and had 9 children. She passed away on 2 Jan 1877 in Westminster, Carroll, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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Jacob Crouse
1766 - 1846
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Maria Elisabetha Bowersox
1774 - 1820
Spouse(s)
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Lewis Wampler
1794 - 1872
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Clarissa Ann Wampler
1837 - 1895
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James L. Wampler
1835 - 1887
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John T Wampler
1832 - 1906
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Lycurgus Wampler
1827 - 1907
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Francis A. Wampler
1829 - 1910
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Lydia C. Wampler
1841 - 1925
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Augustus H. Wampler
1825 - 1837
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Mary E. Wampler
1823 - 1838
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Charles Wampler
1845 - Unknown

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