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Nancy Ann Widner

Birth17 July 1853 - Koshkonong, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA
Death21 Nov 1925 - Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States
MotherMary A Secoy
FatherSamuel Widner

Born in Koshkonong, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA on 17 July 1853 to Samuel Widner and Mary A Secoy. Nancy Ann Widner married William N.W. Parks and had 9 children. She passed away on 21 Nov 1925 in Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States.

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Parents
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Samuel Widner
1811 - 1877
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Mary A Secoy
1822 - 1895
Spouse(s)
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William N.w. Parks
1846 - 1927
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Myrtle Dianna Parks
1875 - 1956
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Ella L Parks
1893 - 1981
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William Samuel Parks
1882 - 1952
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Beatrice Maud Parks
1891 - 1891
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Laura Virginia Parks
1879 - 1910
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Mary Alvina Parks
1874 - 1954
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Zerima Belle Parks
1881 - Unknown
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Sarah E Parks
1877 - 1895
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Mabel Loretta Parks
1887 - 1978

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