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Nancy RIPLEY

Nancy RIPLEY

Female Abt 1800 - 1882  (82 years)

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Nancy RIPLEY Nancy RIPLEY
Female 1800 - 1882



William GREGG William GREGG
Male 1789 - 1880



Elizabeth GREGG Elizabeth GREGG
Female 1818 - 1872




Levi GREGG Levi GREGG
Male 1824 - 1891




Aaron H. GREGG Aaron H. GREGG
Male 1828 - 1911




Hannah GREGG Hannah GREGG
Female 1830 -




David GREGG David GREGG
Male 1831 -





Jehu J. GREGG Jehu J. GREGG
Male 1835 - 1917




Mary Ellen SHREVE Mary Ellen SHREVE
Female 1835 - 1889




Emily Jane GREGG Emily Jane GREGG
Female 1836 - 1888




James GREGG James GREGG
Male 1840 - 1853




Eliza GREGG Eliza GREGG
Female 1843 - 1855



Nancy GREGG Nancy GREGG
Female 1859 - 1940






Charles Monroe DENZER Charles Monroe DENZER
Male 1858 - 1950






Jacob GREGG Jacob GREGG
Male 1863 - 1938






Morgan GREGG Morgan GREGG
Male 1864 -






Adelia GREGG Adelia GREGG
Female 1866 - 1869




William H. GREGG William H. GREGG
Male 1869 -




Eliza GREGG Eliza GREGG
Female 1870 -




John Wilkes GREGG John Wilkes GREGG
Male 1873 - 1959




Mary Catherine GREGG Mary Catherine GREGG
Female 1875 - 1968



Charles Garfield DIT DENZER Charles Garfield DIT DENZER
Male 1883 - 1973




Ella Maude DENZER Ella Maude DENZER
Female 1884 - 1969




Benjamin Harrison DENZER Benjamin Harrison DENZER
Male 1886 - 1971




Pansy Pearl DENZER Pansy Pearl DENZER
Female 1888 - 1975




Max McKinley DENZER Max McKinley DENZER
Male 1890 - 1969




Charles Monroe DENZER, Jr. Charles Monroe DENZER, Jr.
Male 1894 - 1895




Irene V. DENZER Irene V. DENZER
Female 1896 - 1954




Merriam Rollin DENZER Merriam Rollin DENZER
Male 1900 - 1960

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