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Abraham Kaufman

1811–1839 (age 28)

About Abraham Kaufman

Abraham Kaufman (1811–1839) lived to age 28. Born in Carlisle, they died in Charleston. They are buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery in Georgia.

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Born: 1811-01-01 — Carlisle
Died: 1839-01-01 — Charleston
Cemetery: St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

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