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Robert CHEW

Birth15 September 1787 - Gloucester, New Jersey, USA
Death13 Dec 1854 - Franklin, Gloucester, New Jersey, USA
MotherAnna L ALBERSON
FatherRichard Chew

Born in Gloucester, New Jersey, USA on 15 September 1787 to Richard Chew and Anna L ALBERSON. Robert CHEW married Tamson Sharp and had 8 children. He passed away on 13 Dec 1854 in Franklin, Gloucester, New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Richard Chew
1740 - 1814
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Anna L Alberson
1745 - 1814
Spouse(s)
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Tamson Sharp
1795 - 1873
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Lafayette M Chew
1824 - 1889
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Thomas E Sharp Chew
1818 - 1869
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Esther Ann Chew
1835 - 1908
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Beulah Downs Chew (Vanaman Or Van Naman)
1839 - 1873
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Elizabeth Ayers Chew
1833 - 1870
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Levi Sharp Chew
1831 - 1919
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Charles W Chew
1831 - Unknown
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Samuel D. Chew
1820 - 1863

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