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Thomas Jefferson Langshore

Birth22 Dec 1809 - Rutland County, Vermont, USA
Death13 Feb 1886 - Lawrence County, Ohio, United States of America
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FatherRichard B. Longshore

Born in Rutland County, Vermont, USA on 22 Dec 1809 to Richard B. Longshore. Thomas Jefferson Langshore had 7 children. He passed away on 13 Feb 1886 in Lawrence County, Ohio, United States of America.

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Richard B. Longshore
1771 - 1838
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Sarah Jane Langshore
1841 - 1924
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James Kelley Longshore
1852 - 1913
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Allen Benton Langshore
1843 - 1905
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Margaret Ann Langshore
1845 - 1919
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Elizabeth Alice Langshore
1850 - 1853
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Mary Louisa Langshore
1847 - 1888
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Letitia Maud Langshore
1855 - 1941

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