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Daniel Weeks

Birth24 Apr 1861 - Jewett City, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death2 Apr 1941 - Geneva, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
MotherMatilda M. Weeks
FatherAbel Weeks

Born in Jewett City, New London, Connecticut, USA on 24 Apr 1861 to Abel Weeks and Matilda M. Weeks. Daniel Weeks married Emma Myrtie Hutchins and had 12 children. He passed away on 2 Apr 1941 in Geneva, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Abel Weeks
1828 - 1902
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Matilda M. Weeks
1842 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Emma Myrtie Hutchins
1873 - 1953
Children Show all
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William Daniel Weeks
1896 - 1920
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Sarah E Weeks
1894 - 1969
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Edward H Weeks
1899 - 1975
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Katharine Weeks
1897 - 1960
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George Weeks
1900 - 1991
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Floyd Glen Weeks
1903 - 1984
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Ida Adell Weeks
1886 - 1909
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Gracie M Weeks
1883 - Unknown
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Audrey Rhoads
1911 - Unknown
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Harold Rhoads
1916 - Unknown
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Emmagene Rhoads
1914 - Unknown
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Roke Comisso
1909 - Unknown

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