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Silas Schellenger

Birth10 JUN 1787 - Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
Death1842-03-17 - Monroe,,Illinois,USA
MotherSarah Lewis
FatherGIDEON SCHELLINGER

Born in Middlesex, Connecticut, USA on 10 JUN 1787 to GIDEON SCHELLINGER and Sarah Lewis. Silas Schellenger married Mary Esther Kune and had 11 children. He passed away on 1842-03-17 in Monroe,,Illinois,USA.

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Parents
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Gideon Schellinger
1749 - 1814
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Sarah Lewis
1754 - 1814
Spouse(s)
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Mary Esther Kune
1786 - 1818
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Catherine Brickey-dodge-schellenger
1790 - Unknown
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Julia D. Smith
1807 - 1858
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Henry Schellenger
1815 - 1872
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Rev. George Schellenger
1808 - 1878
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Lewis Schellenger
1840 - 1927
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Barney Schellenger
1807 - 1843
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Mary Schellenger
1806 - Unknown
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Olivia Schellenger
1813 - 1858
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Caroline Schellinger
1829 - 1858
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Sarah Schellenger-evans
1816 - 1888
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Silas Schelinger
1831 - Unknown
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Sarah Sally Schellenger
1812 - 1900
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Harriet Schellenger
1838 - 1900

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