Family: Cluff, David Jr. / Fleming, Sarah Ann (F5372)

m. 19 Apr 1851


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Cluff, David Sr.
Male (1795-1881)
Hall, Elizabeth
Female (1805-1881)
 
 
Cluff, Lavina
Female (1824-1910)
Cluff, David Jr
Male (1826-1883)
Cluff, Moses
Male (1828-1903)
Cluff, Moses
Male (1828-1903)
Cluff, Benjamin Sr
Male (1830-1910)
Cluff, Joseph
Male (1834-1914)
Cluff, Joseph
Male (1834-1914)
Cluff, Harvey Harris
Male (1836-1916)
Cluff, Harvey Harris
Male (1836-1916)
Cluff, Hyrum
Male (1841-1923)
Cluff, Henry
Male (1843-1931)
Cluff, Henry
Male (1843-1931)
Cluff, Alfred
Male (1844- )
Cluff, Alfred Aaron
Male (1844-1932)
Cluff, Orson
Male (1848-1933)
Cluff, Orson
Male (1848-1933)
Bigler, Nancy
Female (1810-1886)
 
 
Fleming, Mary
Female (1840-1840)
Cluff, David Jr.
Male (1826-1883)
Fleming, Sarah Ann
Female (1832-1879)

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