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Edward Wetherbee

Birth20 Dec 1752 - Stow, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
Death12 January 1815 - Acton, Middlesex, MA
MotherHannah Whitney
FatherEdward Wetherbee

Born in Stow, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA on 20 Dec 1752 to Edward Wetherbee and Hannah Whitney. Edward Wetherbee married Elinor Davis and had 7 children. He passed away on 12 January 1815 in Acton, Middlesex, MA.

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Edward Wetherbee
1720 - 1785
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Hannah Whitney
1723 - 1773
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Elinor Davis
1755 - 1840
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Edward Wetherbee
1782 - 1861
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Catherine Wetherbee
1778 - 1854
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Daniel Wetherbee
1784 - 1813
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Polly Wetherbee
1789 - 1791
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James Wetherbee
1780 - 1803
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Oliver Wetherbee
1793 - 1823
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Eleanor Wetherbee
1786 - 1800

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