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Henry J Walborn

Birth16 Mar 1845 - Snyder Co., Pennsylvania, USA
Death7 Dec 1916 - Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSarah WINKELMAN
FatherSamuel Walborn

Born in Snyder Co., Pennsylvania, USA on 16 Mar 1845 to Samuel Walborn and Sarah WINKELMAN. Henry J Walborn married Sarah Jane (Sallie) Boyer / Walburn-Walborn and had 9 children. He passed away on 7 Dec 1916 in Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
Samuel Walborn
1806 - 1906
Sarah Winkelman
1811 - 1859
Spouse(s)
Sarah Jane (Sallie) Boyer / Walburn-walborn
1848 - 1941
Children Show all
Carrie B Wormley
1875 - 1969
Rebecca Walborn
1869 - 1952
Maude Walborn
1877 - Unknown
Florence E Walborn
1869 - 1933
Eva Walborn
1883 - Unknown

John Franklin Walborn
1874 - 1947
Anna I. Walbern
1873 - Unknown
Harris Walborn
1885 - Unknown
Joseph M. Walborn
1870 - 1943

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