John Dietrich Birman

Birth3 Jan 1834 - Hannover, Stadt Hannover, Niedersachsen, Germany

Death15 March 1902 - Eden, Mason, Michigan, United States

MotherCatherina Ilse Moehring Moering

FatherHenry L Johann Heinrich Bormann Birman

Born in Hannover, Stadt Hannover, Niedersachsen, Germany on 3 Jan 1834 to Henry L Johann Heinrich Bormann Birman and Catherina Ilse Moehring Moering. John Dietrich Birman married Catherine + Puterbaugh and had 10 children. He passed away on 15 March 1902 in Eden, Mason, Michigan, United States.

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Parents

Henry L Johann Heinrich Bormann Birman
1804 - 1895

Catherina Ilse Moehring Moering
1801 - 1865

Spouse(s)

Catherine + Puterbaugh
1835 - 1915

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Mary Ellen Birman
1855 - 1939

George Elisha Birman
1870 - 1947

Franklin F. Birman
1873 - 1919

Lovina Jane Birman
1867 - 1946

Perry Birman
1876 - 1945

Sarah Anna Birman
1864 - 1952

Lewis Birman
1860 - 1914

William H Birman
1857 - 1942

Caroline Birman
1859 - 1947

Amanda Catherine Birman
1871 - Unknown

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