Simon ASHCRAFT & Rachel HORN & Elizabeth KEMMER

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Simon ASHCRAFT
Rachel HORN
Elizabeth KEMMER

Husband: Simon ASHCRAFT
Birth: 19 Feb 1829, Bladensburg, Knox Co., OH
Death: 11 Aug 1882, KS
Disposition: buried Mt. Zion Cemetery, Knox Co., OH
Father: Jesse ASHCRAFT
Mother: Mary Ann CHANEY

Marriage-1: 12 Nov 1853, Knox Co., OH

Wife-1: Rachel HORN
Birth: 21 Oct 1832/3/4, Bladensburg, Knox Co., OH
Death: 10 Jan 1876, near Bladensburg, Knox Co., OH
Disposition: buried 13 Jan 1876, Mt. Zion Cemetery, Knox Co., OH
Father: Benjamin HORN
Mother: Susanna "Susan" KEMMERER/KEMMER

Marriage-2:

Wife-2: Elizabeth KEMMER
Could she be the daughter of Samuel & Hester (WOLF) KEMMER?

Child with Rachel HORN:

1. Eliza Jane ASHCRAFT, b. Dec 1855, Bladensburg, Knox Co., OH; d. 23 Dec 1915; bur. Mt. Zion Cemetery, Knox Co., OH; m. 19 Dec 1865, Jackson PIPES

Children with Elizabeth KEMMER:

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Sources:

1. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: Ancestral File.

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