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| Earliest Frederick Janss (d.ca1651) is the grandfather of John Blaw (d.1757) We’ve now learned that Fred’s widow remarried in 1652 |
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Lines Part 1 If you have any information that will help to connect these family Please contact The National Blue Family Association |
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Genealogy
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Compiled by William H. Blue
Descendants of John Blaw died 1757 Somerset Co., New Jersey
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In our book, "Descendants of John BLAW (BLUE), d.1757
Somerset Co., NJ", the
"*" after a name means that person had
children and you should look for the
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| First Generation | Second Generation | Third Generation |
| Fourth Generation | Fifth Generation
- Part 1 Descendants of John 1.1 |
Fifth Generation
- Part 2 Descendants of Michael 1.3, Frederick 1.5 and Dina 1.8 |
| Sixth Generation -
Part 1 Descendants of John 1.1 |
Sixth Generation
- Part 2 Descendants of Michael 1.3 |
Sixth Generation
- Part 2 Descendants of Frederick 1.5 and Dina 1.8 |
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Epidemics |
What did they die of? |
What do the mean he was a cooper? |
| States and Their Dates of Admission to the Union |
WARS |
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