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Rachel Philomena Pecher

Birth30 April 1872 - Fairfield, Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death8 March 1941 - Waynesboro, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherAnna Margaret Long
FatherIsaac Henry Pecher

Born in Fairfield, Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA on 30 April 1872 to Isaac Henry Pecher and Anna Margaret Long. Rachel Philomena Pecher married Joseph Arnold Sneeringer and had 6 children. She passed away on 8 March 1941 in Waynesboro, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
Isaac Henry Pecher
1837 - 1911
Anna Margaret Long
1847 - 1938
Spouse(s)
Joseph Arnold Sneeringer
1874 - 1932
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Martha Zita Sneeringer
1907 - 2002
Ruth Sneeringer
1909 - 2000
Josephine Sneeringer
1914 - 1987

Corona Cohen
1911 - 1976
Frances Elizabeth Sneeringer
1905 - 1911
Mary Ann Sneeringer
1903 - 1920

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