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John Sr. Wetherbee

Birth1650 - Sudberry, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
Death2 Apr 1711 - Stowe, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth (stepdaughter of Philomon Whale) Greenaway Rice
FatherJohn Moore Morse

Born in Sudberry, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA on 1650 to John Moore Morse and Elizabeth (stepdaughter of Philomon Whale) Greenaway Rice. John Sr. Wetherbee married Lydia Moore and had 10 children. He passed away on 2 Apr 1711 in Stowe, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Moore Morse
1609 - 1674
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Elizabeth (Stepdaughter Of Philomon Whale) Greenaway Rice
1605 - 1690
Spouse(s)
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Lydia Moore
1660 - 1724
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Mary Howe
1654 - 1684
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John Whitherby
Unknown - Unknown
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Ephraim Wetherbee
1688 - 1745
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David Wetherbee
1685 - 1758
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Jonathan Wetherbee
1686 - 1769
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Joseph Wetherbee
1672 - 1720
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John Wetherbee
1675 - 1720
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Lydia Wetherbee
1700 - 1747
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Mary Wetherbee
1691 - 1769
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Thomas Wetherbee
1678 - 1713
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Ephraim Wetherbee
Unknown - 1745
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Mary Wetherbe
1675 - Unknown

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