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Donna Ginther Bogue

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01/01/2001

My ggg-Grandparents

William Franklin Ginther, Sr b: 10/8/1836 d: 3/06/1927
m:Elizabeth Fick b: 2/5/1884 d:9/23/1917 m: 2/01/1861

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Donna Ginther Bogue

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05/08/2015

to the right it is listed that William F. Ginther in this photo born 1865 died 1946 that is incorrect that is his son's information William F. Ginther Jr. The William F. Ginther Sr. in this Photo was born 10-8-1836 and died 3-6-1927 and was married to Elizabeth Fick.

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Elizabeth (Fick) Ginther Feb 5, 1844 - Sep 23, 1917 Meigs County, Ohio, United States

Elizabeth (Fick) Ginther was born on February 5, 1844 to Philip 'Lorenz' Fick and Elizabetha Goeglein. She married Willam Ginther on February 1, 1861. She would also marry William Franklin Ginther Sr on February 1, 1861. Elizabeth Ginther died at age 73 years old on September 23, 1917 in Meigs County, Ohio United States, and was buried at Beech Grove Cemetery in Pomeroy. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Elizabeth (Fick) Ginther.

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William F. Ginther Jul 2, 1865 - Feb 10, 1946 Smithers, West Virginia, United States

William F. Ginther Sr was born on July 2, 1865, and died at age 80 years old on February 10, 1946 in Smithers, Fayette County, West Virginia United States. William Ginther was buried on February 12, 1946 at Woodland Cemetery in Cedar Grove, Kanawah Coundy County. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember William F. Ginther.

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Genealogy My husband's family surnames: Allen, Bogue, Charlton, Cleek, Griffin, Harshbarger, Hodson, LaBoyteaux, McDavid, Smallwood, Stubbs, Todd, Wilkinson, Winans,

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