Family: Haws, George Washington / Scovil, Eliza Rebecca (F34179)



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Haws, Gilbert
Male (1801-1877)
Whitcomb, Hannah
Female (1806-1880)
 
 
Haws, Caroline
Female (1825-1853)
Haws, Matilda
Female (1826-1849)
Haws, Lucinda
Female (1828-1917)
Haws, Eliza
Female (1830-1855)
Haws, Francis Marion
Male (1831-1914)
Haws, Amos Whitcomb
Male (1833-1888)
Haws, William Wallace
Male (1835-1895)
Haws, Albert W.
Male (1837-1912)
Haws, Caleb Willman
Male (1838-1871)
Haws, Emma Smith
Female (1843-1917)
Haws, Mary Olive
Female (1845-1920)
Haws, John Madison
Male (1847-1916)
Scovil, Lucius Nelson
Male (1806-1889)
Snow, Lury
Female (1807-1846)
 
 
Scovil, Joel Franklin
Male (1830-1844)
Scovil, Lura Loretta
Female (1832-1901)
Scovil, Edwin Wallace
Male (1835-1837)
Scovil, Sariah
Female (1837-1868)
Scovil, Henrietta
Female (1844-1937)
Scovil, Martha
Female (1846-1846)
Scovil, Mary
Female (1846-1846)
Scovil, Eliza Rebecca
Female (1843-1913)

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