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Child Schrecengost
updated February 22, 2020
Child Schrecengost was born in Pennsylvania. Child was born to Homer Erwin Schrecengost and Sarah Lemmon, with sibling Janet.
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Child Schrecengost was born inArmstrong County, Pennsylvania United States
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Child Schrecengost Family Tree
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Parents:
Jul 17, 1894 - Dec 27, 1969
Nov 17, 1897 - Feb 13, 1972
Siblings:
1941 - Unknown
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Child Schrecengost Obituary
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Child was born in Pennsylvania. Child Schrecengost was born to Homer Erwin Schrecengost and Sarah Lemmon, with sibling Janet.
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Mar 29, 1918 - Jun 22, 2003
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