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Hannah Van Buren

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Joseph Jones Monroe (1764 - 1824)

> 1764 - Born: 1764

> 1824 - Died: 1824

Samuel Simpson Grant (1825 - 1861)

> 1825 - Born: 1825

> 1861 - Died: 1861

Charles Spencer,, 3rd Duke of Marlborough (1706 - 1758)

> 1706 - Born: 22 Nov 1706

> 1738 - Child George Spencer b. 1738

> 1758 - Died: 20 Oct 1758

Hannah Van Buren (1780 - )

> 1780 - Born: 1780

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Andrew Johnson 1808
Louiana Thurman 1818
Abigail Brigham 1723
Lemuel Bangs 1739
Joshua Vickers Milhous 1820
Myra Townsend Andrews Fithian 1870

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Angelica Singleton 1878
Priscilla Elizabeth Cooper 1889
Thomas Vickers 1793
Robert Fitzwalter Tyler 1927
Mary Garfield 1947
John Washington 1527
Butler Washington 1728
James Moore 1758
John Lillie 1765
Jacob Burdg 1796
William Wood 1823
Betsey Slate 1879

A life that is not documented is a life that within a generation or two will largely be lost to memory. What a tragedy this can be in the history of a family. Knowledge of our ancestors shapes us and instills within us values that give direction and meaning to our lives.

Dennis B. Neuenschwander

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