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Nancy Ann Mann

BirthDec 1846 - Washington, Monroe, OH, USA
Death9 Aug 1946 - Montpelier, Williams, Ohio, USA
MotherNaomi Herdman
FatherMitchel Mann

Born in Washington, Monroe, OH, USA on Dec 1846 to Mitchel Mann and Naomi Herdman. Nancy Ann Mann married Charles D Baker and had 7 children. She passed away on 9 Aug 1946 in Montpelier, Williams, Ohio, USA.

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Mitchel Mann
1821 - 1863
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Naomi Herdman
1826 - 1914
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Charles D Baker
1845 - 1920
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George Marshall Baker
1879 - 1960
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Minnie May Baker
1881 - 1991
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John William Baker
1886 - 1971
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Laura E Baker
1889 - 1970
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Anna N Baker
1893 - 1961
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Charles Theodore Baker
1883 - 1957
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"Minnie"dina Wilhemina Becker Miller
1891 - 1991

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