Family: Shaw, Ambrose / Dunn, Pamelia (F29465)

m. 22 Jun 1846


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Shaw, John Sr.
Male (1790-1880)
Fox, Polly Marie
Female (1790-1873)
 
 
Shaw, William
Male (1826-1902)
Shaw, Myrtillo
Male (1814-1896)
Shaw, Olive Lucy
Female (1833-1861)
Dunn, James
Male (1793-1872)
Barker, Sarah
Female (1798-1889)
 
 
Dunn, Crandall
Male (1817-1898)
Dunn, John
Male (1834- )
Dunn, John
Male (1834- )
Dunn, Laura
Female (1818-1823)
Dunn, Sarah
Female (1836- )
Dunn, Sarah
Female (1836- )
Dunn, Thomas James
Male (1822-1910)
Dunn, Harvey
Male (1824-1874)
Dunn, Loren
Male (1827-1850)
Dunn, John Barker
Male (1833-1919)
Dunn, Sarah Elizabeth
Female (1836-1918)
Shaw, Ambrose
Male (1824-1906)
Dunn, Pamelia
Female (1830-1871)

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