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Ann Wilson

Birth1786 - Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
Death24 Oct 1854 - Boundary Creek, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherCatherine Wortman
FatherWilliam Wilson

Born in Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada on 1786 to William Wilson and Catherine Wortman. Ann Wilson had 14 children. She passed away on 24 Oct 1854 in Boundary Creek, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Canada.

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William Wilson
1751 - 1810
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Catherine Wortman
1763 - 1836
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Elizabeth Wheaton
1831 - 1915
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Thomas Wheaton
1806 - 1886
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Margaret Ann Wheaton
1812 - 1874
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John F Wheaton
1822 - 1898
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Catherine W. Wheaton
1814 - 1898
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Martin Wheaton
1814 - 1867
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Mary Wheaton
1821 - 1861
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Matilda Wheaton
1809 - Unknown
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David Wheaton
1807 - Unknown
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Orinda Ann Wheaton
1821 - 1912
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William Wheaton
1808 - 1886
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James Wheaton
1805 - 1847
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Ann Wheaton
1829 - 1912
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Elizabeth Wheaton
1820 - Unknown

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