Family: Rice, Asaph / Rice, Harriett (F11473)



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Rice, Ira Sr.
Male (1793-1869)
Saxton, Minerva
Female (1796-1824)
 
 
Rice, William Kelsey
Male (1822-1913)
Rice, Ira Jr.
Male (1815- )
Rice, Maryette
Female (1818- )
Rice, Juliette
Female (1820- )
Rice, Ira Sr.
Male (1793-1869)
Harrington, Sarah Ann
Female (1800-1846)
 
 
Rice, Harriet
Female (1826- )
Rice, Benjamin
Male (1827-1840)
Rice, Henriette
Female (1831- )
Rice, Leonard Gurley
Male (1829-1886)
Rice, Sarah Ann
Female (1833- )
Rice, Delieh Ann
Female (1834-1835)
Rice, Oscar North
Male (1835-1880)
Rice, Adeline
Female (1837- )
Rice, Adelburt
(1839- )
Rice, Caroline
Female (1841- )
Rice, Deliah
Female (1842- )
Rice, Ephriam
Male (1846-1851)
Rice, Asaph
Male (1817-1872)
Rice, Harriett
Female (1830- )

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