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Deborah Wyeth

Birth20 November 1686 - Cambridge, MA
DeathJAN 1752 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherRuth Shepard
FatherWilliam Wyeth

Born in Cambridge, MA on 20 November 1686 to William Wyeth and Ruth Shepard. Deborah Wyeth married John Gammage and had 10 children. She passed away on JAN 1752 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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William Wyeth
1657 - 1703
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Ruth Shepard
1662 - 1702
Spouse(s)
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John Gammage
1676 - 1753
Children Show all
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Nathaniel Gamage
1712 - 1750
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Martha Gamage
1726 - 1764
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William Gamage
1714 - 1783
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Betty Gamage
1732 - 1800
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Rebecca Gamage
1729 - Unknown
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Sarah Gammage
1721 - 1794
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Mary Gamage
1711 - 1712
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Ruth Gamage
1719 - 1764
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John Gamage
1724 - 1772
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Daniel Gamage
1733 - Unknown

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