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Sarah Jane Frost

Female 1830 - 1879  (49 years)


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Descendants (7 Generations)

GenRelationshipTotalSelect
 2 Children9
 3 Grandchildren11
 4 Great grandchildren1
 5 2 x Great grandchildren1
 6 3 x Great grandchildren1
 7 4 x Great grandchildren1
Total24

Children (9) - Generation 2

#ChildrenNameBornDiedFatherMother
1 Yes
 Ransom Berry Parker    [Descendants]
 b. 4 Feb 1849   d. 22 May 1929   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
2
 Emmett Parker    
 b. Abt 1854      John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
3 Yes
 Georgiana Emma Parker    [Descendants]
 b. 25 Feb 1855   d. 26 Jun 1955   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
4
 Calvin Parker    
 b. Jun 1860   d. By 1870   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
5
 John Parker    
 b. ca 1864   d. By 1907   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
6
 William Parker    
 b. Apr 1866   d. Between 1900 and 1907   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
7
 Joseph Parker    
 b. Dec 1869   d. By 1907   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
8
 unnamed-1 Parker    
    d. Yes, date unknown   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 
9
 unnamed-2 Parker    
    d. Yes, date unknown   John Berry Parker   Sarah Jane Frost 

 

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