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Mathew Torrence

Birth9 Jul 1788 - Mifflin, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States
Death4 Mar 1874 - Sandusky, Crawford, Ohio, United States
MotherJanet Shields
FatherJames Torrence

Born in Mifflin, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States on 9 Jul 1788 to James Torrence and Janet Shields. Mathew Torrence married Judy Hess and had 13 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1874 in Sandusky, Crawford, Ohio, United States.

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James Torrence
1736 - 1810
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Janet Shields
1731 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Judy Hess
1802 - 1877
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Andrew Torrence
1829 - 1864
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Christina Torrence
1837 - 1886
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Rebecca Ann Torrence
1839 - 1926
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Elizabeth Torrence
1832 - 1899
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Julia Ann Torrence
1835 - 1890
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Isabell Torrence
1822 - 1888
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James Torrence
1825 - 1843
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Diana Torrence
1830 - 1861
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John B. Torrence
1843 - 1853
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Ellen Torrence
1846 - 1905
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William Torrence
1827 - 1884
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Nancy Torrence
1824 - 1891
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Margaret Torrence
1814 - Unknown

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