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Generation: 1

1. Sarah Crosier was born Abt 1854, Greene, Indiana, USA (daughter of Franklin Crosier and Hannah Finley).

Generation: 2

2.	Franklin Crosier was born 1815, South Carolina, USA. Franklin married Hannah Finley 21 Jun 1849, Greene, Indiana, USA. Hannah (daughter of Edward Finley) was born Abt 1834, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet]

Hannah Finley was born Abt 1834, Indiana, USA (daughter of Edward Finley).

Children:

Edward Crosier was born 1850, Greene, Indiana, USA.
Mary Ann Crosier was born Abt 1852, Greene, Indiana, USA.
1. Sarah Crosier was born Abt 1854, Greene, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 3

Edward Finley was born 1790, Virginia, USA.

Children:

Catharine Finley was born Abt 1834, Indiana, USA; died Apr 1910, Jasper, Illinois, USA; was buried , Hunt City, Jasper, Illinois, USA.
3. Hannah Finley was born Abt 1834, Indiana, USA.
Hardin Finley was born 1828, Indiana, USA.
Martin Finley was born 1829, Indiana, USA.
George Finley was born 1832, Indiana, USA.
Edward Finley was born 1836, Indiana, USA.
Barbara Finley was born 1838, Indiana, USA.

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