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Harry Bentall

1875 -

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Harry Bentall (1875 - )

> 1875 - Born: 1875

> 1900 - Child Francis Bentall b. 1900

> 1902 - Child Doris Bentall b. 1902

> 1904 - Child Christopher Bentall b. 1904

> 1906 - Child Harry Bentall b. 1906

> 1908 - Child Percy Bentall b. 1908

> 1910 - Child Florrie Bentall b. 1910

> 1911 - Child Agnes Bentall b. 1911

> 1913 - Child Murial Bentall b. 1913

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Emmert Family

The Emmerts hail from Germany initially, but the specific city and region are in debate. What is certain is that (our line) immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1732 and remained there until migrating to the mid-west. Another possible branch ended up in Tennessee, but the exact relation is unknown.

Other key families related to the Emmerts are:

Bentall - Wagoner - Stevens - Craft

Tipton Family

The Tiptons are long-time residents of Kentucky and only recently moved north into Ohio. Their origins are likely from England in the mid 18th century, but an exact date is unknown. Jonathan Tipton (b. 1750) was possibly the one who immigrated.

Other key families related to the Tiptons are:

Friend - Grieshop - Rison - Blevins

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