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Sarah Ann Eulass

Birth20 May 1816 - Warren Co. Ohio
Death27 Jun 1895 - Ohio
MotherPhoebe Kelsey
FatherJacob Eulass, Jr.

Born in Warren Co. Ohio on 20 May 1816 to Jacob Eulass, Jr. and Phoebe Kelsey. Sarah Ann Eulass married Moses Crosley and had 9 children. She passed away on 27 Jun 1895 in Ohio.

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Parents
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Jacob Eulass, Jr.
1783 - 1872
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Phoebe Kelsey
1786 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Moses Crosley
1811 - 1891
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Melvina Crosley
1843 - Unknown
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Marion Crosley
1836 - 1917
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Powell Crosley
1849 - 1932
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Moses Crosley
1852 - 1889
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William J Crosley
1844 - 1915
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Anna Eliza Crosley
1838 - 1918
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John Fremont Crosley
1856 - Unknown
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Mary C Crosley
1840 - 1907
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Milton H Crosley
1854 - 1938

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