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Emma A Cochran 1871–1952 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 22 Mar 1871

Birth Location: 76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States

Death Date: 1952

Death Location: Oklahoma

Father: Joseph Cochran

Mother: Sarah Swain

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In 1871, Emma A Cochran entered the world in 76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States, born to Joseph C Cochran And Sarah Ann Swain. Emma A Cochran passed away in 1952 in Oklahoma.

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Biography

  • In 1871, Emma A Cochran entered the world in 76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States, born to Joseph C Cochran And Sarah Ann Swain.
  • Emma A Cochran passed away in 1952 in Oklahoma.

Immediate Family

Parents

Joseph Cochran
1822–1890
Birth Location: Marietta, Washington, Ohio
JC
Sarah Swain
1838–1920
Birth Location: Bellmont County Ohio
SS

Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Emma Cochran's Ancestors

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Emma Cochran
1871–1952
Birth Place: 76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States
Parents
Joseph C Cochran
1822–1890
Marietta, Washington, Ohio
Sarah (Ann) Swain
1838–1920
Bellmont County Ohio
Grandparents
Thomas Cochran
1785–1857
York County, Pennsylvania
William (Gabriel) SWAIN
1813–1867
Nantucket, Massachusetts
Mary (Ann) Mills
1816–1880
Pennsylvania
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Emma Cochran's Timeline

2 Records

1871
22 Mar 1871
Birth of Emma A Cochran in 76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States
76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States
1952
1952
Age 81
Death of Emma A Cochran in Oklahoma
Oklahoma

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 22 Mar 1871
    Event Place: 76 Township, Washington, Iowa, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1952
    Event Place: Oklahoma
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