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Sarah Jane Workman

Birth25 December 1847 - Wayne County, West Virginia
Death23 June 1926 - Bonner County, Idaho, USA
MotherKatharine Edwards
FatherStephen Workman

Born in Wayne County, West Virginia on 25 December 1847 to Stephen Workman and Katharine Edwards. Sarah Jane Workman had 8 children. She passed away on 23 June 1926 in Bonner County, Idaho, USA.

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Stephen Workman
1806 - 1897
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Katharine Edwards
1811 - 1862
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Katherine Bocock
1870 - 1956
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Ike Isaac Bocook
1887 - 1940
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Thomas Jacob "Jake" Bocook
1871 - 1957
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Mary Ann Bocook
1882 - 1964
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James Garfield Bocook
1879 - 1945
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Joseph Andrew Bocook
1874 - 1924
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Alexander Bocook
1879 - 1957
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George Washington Bocook
1876 - 1964

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