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Reuben Warriner, Jr.

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Nancy Arreta Warriner

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Nancy Arreta Warriner

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Born in Vershire, Orange, Vermont, United States

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Occurred On 1790 July 29

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Married Sanford Porter

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Joined Charles C. Rich Company

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Ended On 1847 October 2

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Died in Porterville, Morgan, Utah Territory, United States

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Occurred On 1864 May 2