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Nathaniel Crapo

Birth12 Jul 1821 - Warren County, New York
Death3 Apr 1883 - Onondaga, Ingham County, Michigan
MotherAbigail Milk
FatherPeter Crapo

Born in Warren County, New York on 12 Jul 1821 to Peter Crapo and Abigail Milk. Nathaniel Crapo married Julietta Vanderveer and had 16 children. He passed away on 3 Apr 1883 in Onondaga, Ingham County, Michigan.

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Parents
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Peter Crapo
1787 - 1857
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Abigail Milk
1792 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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Julietta Vanderveer
1840 - 1888
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Betsey James
1808 - Unknown
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Charles M Crapo
1851 - 1930
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Sarah Crapo
1847 - 1915
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Ernest Eugene Crapo
1868 - 1898
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Matilda Jane Crapo
1846 - 1890
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Hannah Crapo
1832 - 1898
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David Crapo
1844 - 1904
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Dennis Crapo
1835 - Unknown
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John L Crapo
1848 - Unknown
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Daniel Crapo
1842 - Unknown
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Harriet Crapo
1840 - Unknown
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Persia Crapo
1862 - 1918
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Ruth Ann Crapo
1869 - 1891
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James Loren Crapo
1859 - 1942
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Pershia Bertha Crapo
1862 - 1918
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Ettie Crapo
1870 - Unknown
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Nellie Albro
1860 - 1910

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