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Mary Jerger

Birth21 Mar 1859 - Amhurst, Erie, New York, USA
Death21 Jun 1934 - Waterloo, De Kalb, Indiana, USA
MotherElisabetha Magrum Geiselmann
FatherJohann Baptist Jerger

Born in Amhurst, Erie, New York, USA on 21 Mar 1859 to Johann Baptist Jerger and Elisabetha Magrum Geiselmann. Mary Jerger had 8 children. She passed away on 21 Jun 1934 in Waterloo, De Kalb, Indiana, USA.

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Johann Baptist Jerger
1834 - 1911
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Elisabetha Magrum Geiselmann
1838 - 1884
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Anthony Ambrose Blomeke
1902 - 1954
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Ambrose Ignatius Blomeke
1897 - 1899
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John Cornelius Blomeke
1885 - 1943
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Magdalena Frances Lena Blomeke
1892 - 1936
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Frank Joseph Blomeke
1894 - 1944
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Margaret Ann 'Maggie' Blomeke
1889 - 1976
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Amilia Emma Blomeke
1884 - 1972
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Theresa Elvena Blomeke
1887 - 1963

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