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John Wharton

Birth12 Jan 1812 - Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, USA
Death27 March 1883 - Grant City, Worth County, Missouri, USA
MotherSarah Age
FatherJoseph Wharton

Born in Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, USA on 12 Jan 1812 to Joseph Wharton and Sarah Age. John Wharton married Sarah Ann James and had 11 children. He passed away on 27 March 1883 in Grant City, Worth County, Missouri, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Wharton
1767 - Unknown
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Sarah Age
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Ann James
1836 - 1880
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Margaret Pindell
1812 - 1858
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Hannah J Wharton
1852 - 1900
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John C Wharton
1863 - 1934
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Minnie Alice Wharton
1869 - 1952
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America E Wharton
1867 - 1884
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Sophrona Belle Wharton
1872 - 1926
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David Bunger Wharton
1843 - 1865
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Aaron Wharton
1839 - 1922
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Lucy C Wharton
1854 - 1872
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Mary Wharton
1850 - Unknown
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William Wharton
1865 - 1930
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Rachel A. Wharton
1856 - 1857

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