Samuel Bash

Birth4 Apr 1832 - Ohio, United States

Death23 Mar 1906 - Beach City, Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States

MotherNancy Smith

FatherMartin Bash

Born in Ohio, United States on 4 Apr 1832 to Martin Bash and Nancy Smith. Samuel Bash married Phoebe Sprankle and had 19 children. He passed away on 23 Mar 1906 in Beach City, Tuscarawas, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

Martin Bash
1807 - 1881

Nancy Smith
1811 - 1866

Spouse(s)

Phoebe Sprankle
1842 - 1916

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Cora Alice Bash
1875 - 1932

Minnie Jane Bash
1862 - 1947

Nancy Ellen Bash
1868 - 1946

Harvey P. Bash
1870 - 1936

Charles Bash
1876 - 1953

Emma Bash
1866 - 1923

Carrie R M Bash
1871 - 1954

Lydia A Bash
1879 - 1943

Ida Alferetta Bash
1860 - 1916

Garfield Bash
1880 - Unknown

Daniel Bash
1867 - 1867

Sylvester Bash
1873 - 1873

Eugene Bash
1881 - Unknown

Nora Bash
1866 - 1888

Llewellyn Bash
1887 - Unknown

Dolly Bash
1874 - Unknown

Lewis J Bash
1878 - Unknown

Luella Bash
1883 - 1900

Virgil Bash
1879 - 1927

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