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Aaron Gregg Harlan

Aaron Gregg Harlan

1803 - 1834 (31 years)

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John Gregg Harlan

1831-1872

John Gregg Harlan
B:	29 Jul 1831
	Preble County, Ohio, United States
D:	28 Mar 1872
	Montgomery County, Indiana, United States

Mary Caroline Wray

1838-Yes, date unknown

Mary Caroline Wray
B:	14 Apr 1838
M:	1 Jan 1863
D:	Yes, date unknown

Nancy Elizabeth Harlan

1834-1880

Nancy Elizabeth Harlan
B:	25 Aug 1834
	Eaton, Preble County, Ohio, United States
D:	22 Mar 1880
	Shelbyville, Shelby County, Indiana, United States

Valentine Rothrock

-Yes, date unknown

Valentine Rothrock
D:	Yes, date unknown

Parents

1765-1851

Elizabeth Gregg

1774-1850

Aaron Gregg Harlan

1803-1834

Aaron Gregg Harlan
B:	31 Jan 1803
	Washington County, Northwest Territory
D:	17 May 1834
	Warren County, Ohio, United States

1812-Yes, date unknown

Eliza Flemming
B:	13 Feb 1812
M:	6 Aug 1829
	New Paris, Preble County, Ohio, United States
D:	Yes, date unknown

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