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Jane Cordelia Stein 1853–1932 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: May 1853

Birth Location: Ohio, USA

Death Date: 15 Apr 1932

Death Location: Franklin, USA

Father: ELISHA Stein

Mother: Lettitia Walthermeyer

Spouse(s): Jacob Dildine

Children(s): Cora Dildine

The story of Jane Cordelia Stein began in 1853 in Ohio, USA. Jane Cordelia Stein married Jacob Clark Dildine, and had children including Cora Dildine. Jane Cordelia Stein passed away in 1932 in Franklin, USA.

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Biography

  • The story of Jane Cordelia Stein began in 1853 in Ohio, USA.
  • Jane Cordelia Stein married Jacob Clark Dildine, and had children including Cora Dildine.
  • Jane Cordelia Stein passed away in 1932 in Franklin, USA.

Immediate Family

Parents

ELISHA Stein
1806–1895
Birth Location: New Jersey
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Lettitia Walthermeyer
1824–
Birth Location: Ohio
LW

Spouses(s)

Jacob Dildine
1843–1925
Birth Location: Groveport, Franklin County, Ohio
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Children(s)

Cora Dildine
1882–
Birth Location: –
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Jane Stein's Ancestors

Self
Jane Stein
1853–1932
Birth Place: Ohio, USA
Parents
ELISHA Stein
1806–1895
New Jersey
Lettitia Walthermeyer
1824–
Ohio
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Jane Stein's Descendants

1.
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Jane (Cordelia) Stein (May 1853–15 Apr 1932) m. Jacob (Clark) Dildine (7 July 1843–11 Jan 1925)
  1. 1. Cora Dildine 1882– m. John (W) Harrison 1876–

Jane Stein's Timeline

2 Records

1853
May 1853
Birth of Jane Cordelia Stein in Ohio, USA
Ohio, USA
1932
15 Apr 1932
Age 79
Death of Jane Cordelia Stein in Franklin, USA
Franklin, USA

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: May 1853
    Event Place: Ohio, USA

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 15 Apr 1932
    Event Place: Franklin, USA
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