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Nancy A Dougherty

Birth1798 - Ireland/Scotland
Death9 Jul 1885 - Winterset, Madison, Iowa, United States
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Born in Ireland/Scotland on 1798. Nancy A Dougherty married Benjamin Franklin Crail and had 13 children. She passed away on 9 Jul 1885 in Winterset, Madison, Iowa, United States.

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Benjamin Franklin Crail
1793 - 1846
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John B Crail
1822 - 1890
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Benjamin Franklin Crail
1828 - 1924
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James Dougherty Crail
1823 - 1896
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Cynthia A. (Benjamin) Crail
1830 - 1919
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Elizabeth Crail
1836 - Unknown
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Ervin B. Crail
1824 - 1896
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Milton L. Crail
1832 - 1866
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Mary L Crail
1826 - 1908
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Ella C. Crail
1835 - 1911
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Matilda Caroline Crail
1838 - 1892
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Eleanore Snodgrass
1834 - 1911
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Daniel Chambers
1820 - Unknown
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James D. Crail
Unknown - Unknown

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