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Wincha Ann Post

Birth20 Nov 1827 - Staten Island, Richmond, New York, USA
Death15 Oct 1921 - Staten Island, Richmond, New York, USA
MotherMary Barcalow
FatherPeter G Post

Born in Staten Island, Richmond, New York, USA on 20 Nov 1827 to Peter G Post and Mary Barcalow. Wincha Ann Post married Cornelius Cairnes Van Pelt and had 9 children. She passed away on 15 Oct 1921 in Staten Island, Richmond, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Peter G Post
1800 - 1874
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Mary Barcalow
1805 - 1866
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Cornelius Cairnes Van Pelt
1824 - 1902
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Garrett Post Van Pelt
1846 - 1916
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John Irving Van Pelt
1852 - 1935
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Sarah Elizabeth Van Pelt
1855 - 1930
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Mary C. Van Pelt
1850 - 1891
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Harriett Van Pelt
1863 - Unknown
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Peter P Van Pelt
1859 - 1877
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Margaret A Van Pelt
1849 - 1914
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Jemima Van Pelt
1865 - Unknown
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Alice Van Pelt
1869 - Unknown

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