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Mark Compton

BirthNov 1824 - Sussex County, NJ
Death5 Aug 1884 - Sterling, Whiteside Co., Illinois
MotherSarah Sally Roleson
FatherAndrew Compton

Born in Sussex County, NJ on Nov 1824 to Andrew Compton and Sarah Sally Roleson. Mark Compton married Sally Ann Van Campen and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 Aug 1884 in Sterling, Whiteside Co., Illinois.

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Parents
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Andrew Compton
1792 - 1842
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Sarah Sally Roleson
1796 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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Sally Ann Van Campen
1824 - 1922
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James Wesley Compton
1860 - Unknown
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Frank Compton
1848 - Unknown
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Cecelia Olive Compton
1851 - 1901
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Ira Compton
1846 - 1922
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Malissa Compton
1844 - Unknown
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Eugene Compton
1854 - Unknown
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Norman Compton
1856 - 1927
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Florance Compton
1864 - 1925
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George Compton
1861 - Unknown

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