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Philipp Peter Decker

Birth3 Feb 1767 - Wallertheim, Alzey, Rheinhessen,Germany
Death1 Aug 1856 - Wallertheim, Alzey, Rheinhessen,Germany
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Born in Wallertheim, Alzey, Rheinhessen,Germany on 3 Feb 1767. Philipp Peter Decker married Maria Apollonia Ruppert and had 6 children. He passed away on 1 Aug 1856 in Wallertheim, Alzey, Rheinhessen,Germany.

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Maria Apollonia Ruppert
1773 - 1841
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Catharina Elisabeth Decker
1798 - 1866
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Heinrich Jacob Decker
1805 - 1897
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Philipp Peter Decker
1816 - 1900
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Catharina Margarethe Decker
1803 - 1872
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Maria Catharina Decker
1799 - Unknown
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Philipp Adam Decker
1809 - 1896

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