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Alexander Jacob Henry KUHN

Alexander Jacob Henry KUHN

Male Abt 1809 - 1875  (~ 66 years)

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Helen JOHNSTON
Female Abt 1868-
Clara KUHN
Female 1875-1945
Laura May CROSS
Female 1879-1945
Amelia MORASH
Female Abt 1842-
Susan Ann KUHN
Female Abt 1840-1875
Robert SETTLE
Male 1843-1918
Elmer KUHN
Male 1869-
Martha HARTZ
Female Abt 1866-
Ida KUHN
Female Abt 1870-1872
Melissa WAMBOLD
Female Abt 1847-1874
Nathaniel KUHN
Male 1845-1846
Amelia Jane KUHN
Female 1849-1939
Alfred C. KUHN
Male 1850-1902
Annie HOLLAND
Female Abt 1850-1909
Ada KUHN
Female 1880-1949
John David KUHN
Male 1881-1867
Harry KUHN
Male 1884-
Bertha DILLMAN
Female 1914-1997
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Annie KUHN
Female 1890-
Frank Edgar KUHN
Male 1894-1917
Emma HARTLEN
Female Abt 1898-
Aubrey KUHN
Male 1892-1892
John D. KUHN
Male 1851-1906
Martha JAMES
Female 1859-1945
Unknown
Annie YOUNG
Female 1875-1912
Jane SETTLE
Female 1886-1965
Robert SETTLE
Male 1843-1918
David Hector KUHN
Male Abt 1925-2019
William Max KUHN
Male 1923-2003
Peter Max KUHN
Male 1887-1938
Elspeth KUHN
Female 1890-1920
Jane KUHN
Female 1900-
Peter McNab KUHN
Male 1855-1922
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