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Hannah Weeks

Birth03 Nov 1772 - Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY
Death18 Mar 1880 - Garrett, Douglas, Illinois, USA
MotherMartha Rushmore
FatherRichard Weeks

Born in Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY on 03 Nov 1772 to Richard Weeks and Martha Rushmore. Hannah Weeks married Jonathan Wildman and had 15 children. She passed away on 18 Mar 1880 in Garrett, Douglas, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Richard Weeks
1746 - 1829
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Martha Rushmore
1754 - 1835
Spouse(s)
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Jonathan Wildman
1769 - 1850
Children Show all
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Thomas J Wildman
1808 - 1871
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Abiah Wildman
1806 - 1877
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Levi Wildman
1787 - 1865
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Amza Wildman
1798 - 1880
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Electra Wildman
1803 - 1876
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George Wildman
1822 - 1881
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Lewis Wildman
1801 - 1864
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Eunice A Wildman
1813 - 1898
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Jane Elizabeth Wildman
1818 - 1892
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Truman Doud Wildman
1820 - 1892
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Therza Wildman
1816 - Unknown
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Abiah Wildman
1806 - Unknown
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Nancy Wildman
1799 - Unknown
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John Wildman
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Wildman
Unknown - Unknown

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