Family: Ketchum, Joseph John / Parsons, Sophia Elizabeth (F10306)

m. 1835


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Parsons, Benjamin
Male (1772-1820)
Phillips, Elizabeth
Female (1771-1819)
 
 
Parsons, Elisha
Female (1795- )
Parsons, Hannah
Female (1798-1861)
Parsons, Isaac
Male (1800-1842)
Parsons, Jhorit
Male (1801- )
Parsons, Betsey
Female (1804- )
Parsons, Benajah
Male (1805- )
Parsons, Sally
Female (1806- )
Parsons, Howland
Male (1809- )
Parsons, Stephen
Male (1810- )
Parsons, Betsy
Female (1811- )
Parsons, Deborah Ann
Female (1812-1883)
Parsons, Jane
Female (1817-1891)
Parsons, Sally
Female (1819- )
Ketchum, Joseph John
Male (1800-1879)
Ketchum, Enoch Lyman
Male (1836-1865)
Ketchum, Joseph Smith
Male (1838-1914)

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