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Nancy Ann Garlow

Birth06 Feb 1776 - Crooked Run, Monongalia, West Virginia, United States
DeathFeb 1836 - Grandview, Edgar, Illinois, United States
MotherNancy Ann Snively
FatherChristopher Garlow

Born in Crooked Run, Monongalia, West Virginia, United States on 06 Feb 1776 to Christopher Garlow and Nancy Ann Snively. Nancy Ann Garlow married George Bartmess and had 12 children. She passed away on Feb 1836 in Grandview, Edgar, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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Christopher Garlow
1742 - 1796
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Nancy Ann Snively
1745 - 1819
Spouse(s)
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George Bartmess
1769 - 1819
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Mary Bartmess Williams
1796 - 1849
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Benjamin Bartmess
1808 - 1890
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Katherine Bartmess
1812 - 1874
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Jacob Bartmess
1806 - 1886
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Peter Bartmess
1799 - 1863
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Joseph Bartmess
1803 - 1851
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George Bartmess
1800 - 1866
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John Bartmess
1794 - 1836
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James Bartmess
1820 - 1835
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Martha Bartmess
1813 - 1836
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Nancy Garlow Bartness
1794 - 1869
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Joseph Bartmess
1800 - 1891

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