Louisa Heckert Mitchell Tombstone

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06/22/2003

Louisa Heckert Mitchell Tombstone

Tombstone Of Louisa Jennie Groh Heckert Mitchell Born 1851 Died 1937 Married Benjamin Heckert January 4, 1872 2nd Marriage John Mitchell

Date & Place: 2002 at Fairview Cemetery in Galion Crawford County, Ohio United States

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