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Nathaniel Smith Quick

Birth02 Nov 1861 - Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York, USA
Death8 Dec 1939 - East Haven, Connecticut, USA
MotherSarah Ann Burrell
FatherSmith Quick

Born in Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York, USA on 02 Nov 1861 to Smith Quick and Sarah Ann Burrell. Nathaniel Smith Quick married Elizabeth Henrietta ASHER and had 9 children. He passed away on 8 Dec 1939 in East Haven, Connecticut, USA.

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Smith Quick
1823 - 1907
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Sarah Ann Burrell
1825 - 1904
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Elizabeth Henrietta Asher
1864 - 1949
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Amanda Elizabeth Quick
1897 - 1978
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George Archer Quick
1885 - 1962
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Edith Marion Quick
1886 - 1980
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Julia Katherine Quick
1899 - 1988
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Nathaniel Smith Quick
1890 - 1970
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Charles Lester Quick
1894 - 1977
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Mary Browning (May) Quick
1888 - 1963
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Edwin Asher Quick
1902 - 1992
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Margorie W Laughrey
1907 - 2004

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