Elizabeth Ellen Bordner

Birth27 Nov 1815 - Lower Mahanoy, Northumberland, Pennsylvania

DeathFebruary 2, 1891 - Lower Mahanoy, Northumberland, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherMaria Magdalena EMERICH

FatherJohan Balthaser Bordner

Born in Lower Mahanoy, Northumberland, Pennsylvania on 27 Nov 1815 to Johan Balthaser Bordner and Maria Magdalena EMERICH. Elizabeth Ellen Bordner married John Dockey and had 12 children. She passed away on February 2, 1891 in Lower Mahanoy, Northumberland, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

Johan Balthaser Bordner
1778 - 1853

Maria Magdalena Emerich
1782 - 1870

Spouse(s)

John Dockey
1815 - 1887

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Lucetta Dockey
1849 - 1906

Johann Jacob Dockey
1847 - 1852

John A. Dockey
1855 - 1866

Anna Hannah Dockey
1840 - 1850

Louisa C Dockey
1845 - 1852

Rebecca Dockey
1836 - 1907

Catherine Dockey
1843 - Unknown

Dorothy Dockey
1855 - Unknown

Michael Dockey
1842 - 1907

Jonathan Deckey
1838 - 1852

Maria Dockey
1834 - 1901

Elias Daniel Dockey
1860 - 1947

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