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Solomon Everhard

Birth22 Jun 1825 - OH
Death10 Jun 1901 - Wayne County, Ohio
MotherAnna Harter
FatherJohn Everhard

Born in OH on 22 Jun 1825 to John Everhard and Anna Harter. Solomon Everhard married Catharine Ann Rensimer and had 8 children. He passed away on 10 Jun 1901 in Wayne County, Ohio.

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John Everhard
1786 - 1854
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Anna Harter
1798 - 1876
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Catharine Ann Rensimer
1834 - 1905
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Otto O Everhard
1858 - 1883
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Solomon Luther Everhard
1864 - Unknown
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Arthur Jacob "Jake" Everhard
1864 - 1958
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Nathan N Everhard
1876 - 1917
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Efphronia Everhard
1864 - Unknown
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Laura A. Everhard
1868 - 1958
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Frances Irene Everhard
1856 - 1895
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Alverna E Everhard
1853 - 1937

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