Family: Brown, Newman / Pectol, Jemima Belle (F3017)

m. 14 May 1857


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Brown, James
Male (1801-1871)
Reasor, Eunice
Female (1808-1858)
 
 
Brown, Robert H.
Male (1832-1877)
Brown, Sarah Jane
Female (1834-1920)
Brown, Alma Shroch
Male (1836-1886)
Brown, Mary Ann
Female (1842-1901)
Brown, John Taylor
Male (1847-1849)
Brown, Eunice Ann
Female (1851-1936)
Pectol, George
Male (1805-1869)
Reasor, Sarah
Female (1810-1861)
 
 
Pectol, Dorothy N.
Female (1829-1917)
Pectol, Elizabeth
Female (1831-1896)
Pectol, Eliza Ann
Female (1832-1911)
Pectol, Eunice
Female (1834-1913)
Pectol, Mary Jane
Female (1836-1908)
Pectol, George Peter
Male (1841-1929)
Pectol, James
Male (1846-1877)
Pectol, William
Male (1850-1929)
Brown, Newman
Male (1830-1876)
Pectol, Jemima Belle
Female (1839-1927)

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