Simon Gingerich

Birth29 November 1869 - Stiles, Davis County, Iowa, United States of America

Death26 May 1964 - Greentop, Schuyler County, Missouri, United States of America

MotherMagdaline "Mattie" Kropff

FatherPeter Gingerich

Born in Stiles, Davis County, Iowa, United States of America on 29 November 1869 to Peter Gingerich and Magdaline "Mattie" Kropff. Simon Gingerich married Lettie Kelley and had 11 children. He passed away on 26 May 1964 in Greentop, Schuyler County, Missouri, United States of America.

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Parents

Peter Gingerich
Unknown - Unknown

Magdaline "Mattie" Kropff
1838 - 1909

Spouse(s)

Lettie Kelley
1876 - 1939

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Oma Gertrude Gingerich
1899 - 1986

Roy Gingerich
1901 - 1967

Ursel Gingerich
1904 - 1996

Chloie Jane Gingerich
1908 - 1994

Opal E. Gingerich
1903 - 1951

Ernie E Gingerich
1897 - 1954

Arthur Gingerich
1895 - 1983

Wesley Gingerich
1906 - 1975

Harley Richard Gingerich
1914 - 1987

Howard D. Gingerich
1916 - 2002

Verna Celesta Gingerich
1911 - 1994

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