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Thomas Hacker

Birth21 Oct 1813 - Fairborn, Greene, Ohio, United States
Death3 Jan 1871 - Fairborn, Greene, Ohio, United States
MotherMary Susannah Smith
FatherJohn Turner Hacker

Born in Fairborn, Greene, Ohio, United States on 21 Oct 1813 to John Turner Hacker and Mary Susannah Smith. Thomas Hacker married Evelina Sleeth and had 13 children. He passed away on 3 Jan 1871 in Fairborn, Greene, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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John Turner Hacker
1773 - 1834
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Mary Susannah Smith
1778 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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Evelina Sleeth
1813 - 1839
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Lucretia Alexander
1824 - 1862
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Mary Caroline Hacker
1845 - 1934
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David Sleeth Hacker
1839 - 1918
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James Corwin Hacker
1849 - 1925
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Lucretia Alexander Hacker
1853 - 1925
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Susannah Hacker
1838 - 1838
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Virginia Hacker
1857 - 1924
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Sophia Hacker
1859 - 1895
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John Hacker
1838 - 1838
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William Alexander Hacker
1844 - 1864
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Samuel Franklin Hacker
1855 - 1882
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Evaline Hacker
1862 - 1863
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Hulda Jane Hacker
1851 - 1853
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Sarah C Hacker
1847 - 1848

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