John STROUP & Margaretta __?_

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John STROUP
Margaretta __?__

Husband: John STROUP / STROUD
Death: 1823-25
Occupation: tailor
Will signed: 9 Sep 1823, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA
Will proved: 17 Aug 1825

Marriage:

Wife: Margaretta __?__

Children:

— born before 1808:
1. Catharine STROUP
2. Margaretta STROUP
3. John STROUP
4. Jacob STROUP

— born after 1808:
5. Elisabeth / Elizabeth STROUP
6. Maria STROUP
7. Sarah STROUP
8. George STROUP

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. Wills: Abstracts, Book 8 - Part C: 1825: Philadelphia Co., PA (online in the Archives of USGenWeb):

STROUD, JOHN. (signed STROUP) Philadelphia. Taylor.
September 9, 1823. August 17, 1825. 8.466.
Wife: Margaretta.
Children: Catharine, Margaretta, John, Jacob, Elisabeth, Maria, Sarah, George,
last four named to be maintained out of estate till they are fifteen years of age.
Exec: Wife. Son: John Stroup. Son in law: George Lybrand.
John Stroup, Northern Liberties, Tailor, George Lybrand, Philadelphia, Brick Maker,
George Keffer, Peter Christian Esq. (of Philadelphia), affd.

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