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Ruth Scribner

Birth09 Nov 1795 - New Hampshire
Death14 Sep 1881 - Sandwich, Carroll, NH
MotherHulda Tappan
FatherBenjamin Scribner

Born in New Hampshire on 09 Nov 1795 to Benjamin Scribner and Hulda Tappan. Ruth Scribner married James Hoag and had 10 children. She passed away on 14 Sep 1881 in Sandwich, Carroll, NH.

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Parents
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Benjamin Scribner
1748 - 1829
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Hulda Tappan
1749 - 1812
Spouse(s)
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James Hoag
1790 - 1867
Children Show all
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George Marshall Hoag
1819 - 1896
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Russell Hoag
1817 - 1897
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Abigail Hoag
1824 - 1917
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Maria Antoinette Hoag
1837 - 1914
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Caroline D Hoag
1829 - 1874
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Emily Hoag
1831 - 1918
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Hesther Ann Hoag
1839 - 1897
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Isabelle Hoag
1834 - 1845
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Mary Hanson Hoag
1826 - 1848
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Guliema Hoag
1821 - 1889

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