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Nathaniel Crouch

Birth17 February 1833 - Jackson County, Michigan, USA
Death12 July 1912 - Quincy, Branch County, Michigan, USA
MotherNellie Ann Hendryx
FatherAmbrose Strong Crouch

Born in Jackson County, Michigan, USA on 17 February 1833 to Ambrose Strong Crouch and Nellie Ann Hendryx. Nathaniel Crouch married Amanda Conley Crouch and had 5 children. He passed away on 12 July 1912 in Quincy, Branch County, Michigan, USA.

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Ambrose Strong Crouch
1801 - 1882
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Nellie Ann Hendryx
1810 - 1833
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Amanda Conley Crouch
1835 - 1918
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Nellie Eunice Crouch
1862 - 1936
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Charles Frank Crouch
1867 - 1913
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Nathaniel Crouch
1875 - 1885
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Un-named Crouch
Unknown - Unknown
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Martha Crouch
1861 - Unknown

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