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Martin Eischen

Birth10 Apr 1874 - New Market Twp., Scott Co., MN
Death21 Nov 1941 - East Syracuse, Onondaga, New York
MotherMary Catherine Backes
FatherPeter Eischen

Born in New Market Twp., Scott Co., MN on 10 Apr 1874 to Peter Eischen and Mary Catherine Backes. Martin Eischen married Mary Elizabeth Keller and had 16 children. He passed away on 21 Nov 1941 in East Syracuse, Onondaga, New York.

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Parents
Peter Eischen
1851 - 1921
Mary Catherine Backes
1851 - 1940
Spouse(s)
Mary Elizabeth Keller
1876 - 1943
Children Show all
Marie Margaret Eischen
1898 - 1984
Martin Christopher Eischen
1902 - 1976
Barbara (Mitt) Helen Eischen
1901 - 1986
William Henry Eischen
1907 - 1986
Arnold George Eischen
1905 - 1950
Francis J Eischen
1904 - 1986
Gertrude Agnes Eischen
1909 - 1996
Eugenia Frances "Dean" Eischen
1911 - 1991

Josephine A. Eischen
1901 - 1996
Florence Ann Eischen
1914 - 1984
Bernard Nicholas Eischen
1908 - 1948
Edward Evaris Eischen
1915 - 1981
Eleanor Elizabeth Eischen
1917 - 1972
Lucille Rose Eischen
1912 - 1979
Claire Adelle Eischen
1920 - 2012
Veronica Eischen
1900 - 1900

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