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Family: Henry Masters / Phoebe P. Dubois (F1176)

m. 29 Oct 1863


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Jacob Masters
Male (1803-1893)
Juliann Kearns
Female
 
 
Mary Masters
Female (1830-1832)
Christopher Masters
Male (1833-1861)
Aaron Masters
Male (1836-1900)
Jacob K. Masters
Male (1838-1902)
Eleanor Masters
Female (1841-1853)
John W. Masters
Male (1843-1903)
Julietta Masters
Female (1846- )
Webster Masters
Male (1848-1851)
Hannah Masters
Female (1851- )
Leander Masters
Male (1856- )
Henry Masters
Male (1832-1921)
Phoebe P. Dubois
Female
Rosetta Edna Masters
Female (1864- )
Leut Masters
Male (1866- )
Josephine Masters
Female (1872-1875)
Roy Masters
Male (1875- )
Bertie Masters
Female (1876-1876)
Myrtie Masters
Female (1876-1876)

Many thanks to all who have contributed names, dates, photographs and stories. Corrections are always welcome. Our research is ongoing and the validity of the information presented should be judged by the quality of our sources.

Our study includes our ancestors and their descendants (our cousins) and our cousins' spouses and their parents. The parents of our cousins' spouses will show as "A descendant is related to Susan or Barry" and their other children will not be included unless they are connected to our family.


Last Updated
March 4, 2024

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