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flag female ancestor  Ruth  BATES

Born
29 February 1824 Erie, New York, USA
Died
17 September 1858

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Born: 29 February 1824 in Erie, New York, USA

Father: Daniel BATES
Mother: Priscilla COLE
Paternal grandparents: Stephen BATES , Phebe NICHOLS
Maternal grandparents: Peleg COLE , Mary SALISBURY


Ruth BATES died 17 September 1858
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