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Andrew Wetherbee

Birth21 Jan 1804 - Boxborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
Death9 Nov 1876 - Boxborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMary Taylor
FatherSilas Wetherbee

Born in Boxborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA on 21 Jan 1804 to Silas Wetherbee and Mary Taylor. Andrew Wetherbee married Mary D Sargent and had 9 children. He passed away on 9 Nov 1876 in Boxborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Silas Wetherbee
1779 - 1838
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Mary Taylor
1780 - 1866
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Mary D Sargent
1803 - 1892
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John Taylor Wetherbee
1835 - 1857
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Susanna Wetherbee
1837 - 1857
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Lyman Wetherbee
1827 - Unknown
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Julia L. Wetherbee
1830 - 1900
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Mary Ann Wetherbee
1824 - 1908
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Rosella A Wetherbee
1840 - 1864
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Augusta Marie Wetherbee
1833 - 1846
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George W Wetherbee
1829 - 1858
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Augustine A Wetherbee
1845 - 1932

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