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Ester McWithey

Birth20 Jun 1741 - Voluntown, New London Co., Connecticut, United States
Death20 Dec 1808 - Cornwall, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States
MotherAbigail Parke
FatherDavid James McWethy

Born in Voluntown, New London Co., Connecticut, United States on 20 Jun 1741 to David James McWethy and Abigail Parke. Ester McWithey married Cap John Dibble and had 9 children. She passed away on 20 Dec 1808 in Cornwall, Litchfield, Connecticut, United States.

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David James Mcwethy
1707 - 1759
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Abigail Parke
1705 - 1754
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Cap John Dibble
1736 - 1791
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Daniel Dibble
1765 - 1842
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Jethro Dibble
1762 - 1833
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Molly Dibble
1760 - Unknown
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Hannah Dibble
1767 - 1805
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Eunice Dibble
1772 - 1822
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Abigail Dibble
1769 - 1791
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Stephen Dibble
1787 - 1855
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Jonathan Dibble
1756 - 1820
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Ruth (Dibble) Cole
1757 - 1803

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