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DeWitt Clinton Rench

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John Rentch

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02/13/2006

DeWitt Clinton Rench

This is a photo of DeWitt Clinton Rench added by John Rentch on February 13, 2006.

Date & Place: at DeWitt Clinton Rench in Williamsport, Maryland USA

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Lois Woody

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04/04/2006

What a surprising New York name for a Confederate soldier!

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Sabrina Burum

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10/06/2014

Cool, a distant cousin!

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DeWitt Clinton Rench born Jan 8, 1838

Dewitt Clinton Rench was born on January 8, 1838. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember DeWitt Clinton Rench.

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