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Samuel WORKMAN

Birth1810 - Allegany, Maryland, United States
Death1838 - Brinkhaven, Knox, Ohio, United States
MotherJane GRAHAM
FatherStephen Workman

Born in Allegany, Maryland, United States on 1810 to Stephen Workman and Jane GRAHAM. Samuel WORKMAN married Sarah Hibbets and had 7 children. He passed away on 1838 in Brinkhaven, Knox, Ohio, United States.

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Stephen Workman
1767 - 1865
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Jane Graham
1780 - 1867
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Hibbets
1813 - 1863
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Elizabeth 'Betsy' Ockerman
1795 - 1861
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Lucinda Workman
1833 - 1892
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Zachariah W Workman
1835 - 1908
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Josiah Workman
1837 - 1906
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Jeremiah Workman
1832 - 1871
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Lucinda Workman
1833 - 1882
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Jeremiah Workman
1832 - Unknown
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Mary Sapp
1834 - 1857

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