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Marshall Langdon Ockerman

Birth22 Mar 1854 - Northumberland, Ontario, Canada
Death07 May 1926 - Bennington, Shiawassee, Michigan, USA
MotherOlive M. Langdon
FatherNelson Ockerman

Born in Northumberland, Ontario, Canada on 22 Mar 1854 to Nelson Ockerman and Olive M. Langdon. Marshall Langdon Ockerman had 7 children. He passed away on 07 May 1926 in Bennington, Shiawassee, Michigan, USA.

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Nelson Ockerman
1819 - 1903
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Olive M. Langdon
1818 - 1887
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Thressia Olive Ockerman
1890 - 1968
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Willard O. Ockerman
1884 - 1956
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Myrtle Ockerman
1894 - 1924
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Phebe Bell Ockerman
1877 - 1897
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Martin Leo Ockerman
1879 - 1952
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Alice (Allie) Ockerman
1898 - 1909
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Stephen Urily Ockerman
1896 - 1971

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