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Nathan A Warner

Birth12 Oct 1790 - Gnadenhutten, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
Death12 Sep 1870 - Plain City, Stark, Ohio, United States
MotherAnna Deliverance Davis
FatherNathan Warner

Born in Gnadenhutten, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States on 12 Oct 1790 to Nathan Warner and Anna Deliverance Davis. Nathan A Warner married Mary Rathbun and had 9 children. He passed away on 12 Sep 1870 in Plain City, Stark, Ohio, United States.

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Nathan Warner
1765 - 1844
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Anna Deliverance Davis
1761 - 1850
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Mary Rathbun
1794 - 1893
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Joshua Warner
1827 - 1881
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Nancy Warner
1817 - 1865
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Hannah Warner
1825 - 1851
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Mary Warner
1819 - 1855
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Lucinda Warner
1823 - 1842
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Amelia Ann Warner
1832 - 1894
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Nathan Warner
1835 - 1836
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Joel Warner
1821 - 1842
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Samuel Warner
1830 - 1835

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