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William E. Hollembaek Hollenback

Birth8 March 1776 - New York, United States
Death4 Mar 1876 - Nashville Center, Martin County, Minnesota, USA
MotherAmy Clark
FatherWilliam Hollenbeck

Born in New York, United States on 8 March 1776 to William Hollenbeck and Amy Clark. William E. Hollembaek Hollenback married Margaret Conkey and had 8 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1876 in Nashville Center, Martin County, Minnesota, USA.

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William Hollenbeck
1739 - 1790
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Amy Clark
1737 - 1790
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Margaret Conkey
1780 - 1841
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William F Hollembeck
1805 - 1886
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Laura Hollenbeck
1803 - Unknown
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Lorenzo D. Hollenbeck
1807 - 1906
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Fanny Hollenbeck
1804 - Unknown
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Roswell B. Hollenbeck
1812 - Unknown
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Orson V. Hollenbeck
1818 - Unknown
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Zelphia A. Hollenbeck
1820 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Platt Hollenbeck
1801 - 1890

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