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Joel and Rachel (Tapscott) Hutchin

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Norma Rogers

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06/05/2001

Joel and Rachel (Tapscott) Hutchin

Joel Gibbs Hutchin and wife Rachel Tapscott: Joel Gibbs Hutchin, son of William and Nancy Ann Robbins Hutchin. Born in Mansfield PA. Married Richland, IA. Died Woolson, IA. Rachel, born Monmouth, NJ. Died Harrisonville, OH.

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10/04/2019

There was no date on this photo but his outfit looks like it's from the late 1700s?

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10/04/2019

He coulda' been a congressman - she couldn't even vote! :)

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Rachel (Tapscott) Hutchin Harrisonville, Ohio, United States Of America

Rachel (Tapscott) Hutchin was born in Monmouth, New Jersey United States of America, and died in Harrisonville, OH. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Rachel (Tapscott) Hutchin.

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Joel Gibbs Hutchin Woolson, Iowa, United States Of America

Joel Gibbs Hutchin was born in Mansfield, Pennsylvania United States of America, and died in Woolson, IA. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Joel Gibbs Hutchin.

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