Robert Marshall Perham

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Leroy Fuller

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01/01/2001

Robert Marshall Perham

Robert Marshall Perham, the Father of Caroline Perham who m. my grandfather Harry E. Fuller. Robert b. 1840 d. 6/21/1915 So. Lunenbrugh, VT Buried in St. Johns Cemetery outside of Dalton , NH

Date & Place: 1910 in Vermont USA

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