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Denise Giachetta-Ryan at May 03, 2024 11:35 AM
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Garrison, John 28, M, B Farm Laborer N.Y. 1860
Jane Spicer 23, F, "[B] Wife "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Margaret* 3, "[F], "[B] Child "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Ganes, Sarah 22, "[F], "[B] Laboress "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Mary 6, "[F], "[B] Child "[N.Y.] "[1860]
John 4, M, "[B] "[Child] "[N.Y.] "[1860]
George 1, "[M], "[B] "[Child] "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Garrison, James 24, M, M Farm Laborer "[N.Y.] "[1860]
"[Garrison], Cornelia 23, F,B Wife "[N.Y.] "[1860]
"[Garrison], Phoebe 53, F, B No Occ. "[N.Y.] "[1860]
*Margaret Ann b. Aug 1857, Baptized in Moravian Church

See Black History file on James Garrison obituary
item fA "Richmond Argus, Apr 1, 1901

Southfield Page 68

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Garrison, John 28, M, B Farm Laborer N.Y. 1860
Jane 23, F, "[B] Wife "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Margaret* 3, "[F], "[B] Child "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Ganes, Sarah 32, "[F], "[B] Laboress "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Mary 6, "[F], "[B] Child "[N.Y.] "[1860]
John 4, M, "[B] "[Child] "[N.Y.] "[1860]
George 1, "[M], "[B] "[Child] "[N.Y.] "[1860]
Garrison, James 24, M, M Farm Laborer "[N.Y.] "[1860]
"[Garrison], Cornelia 23, F,B Wife "[N.Y.] "[1860]
"[Garrison], Phoebe 53, F, B No Occ. "[N.Y.] "[1860]
*Margaret Ann b. Aug 1857, Baptized in Moravian Church

See Black History file on James Garrison obituary
item fA "Richmond Argus, Apr 1, 1901

Southfield Page 68

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