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Letitia Dickson

Birth1813 - Philip RIver, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death02 May 1872 - Cumberland, Canada
MotherAnn Etter
FatherDalton Dixon\Dickson

Born in Philip RIver, Cumberland, Nova Scotia, Canada on 1813 to Dalton Dixon\Dickson and Ann Etter. Letitia Dickson married William Tait and had 12 children. She passed away on 02 May 1872 in Cumberland, Canada.

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Parents
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Dalton Dixon\dickson
1765 - 1826
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Ann Etter
1780 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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William Tait
1803 - 1854
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John William Tait
1843 - 1894
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Caroline Tait
1851 - 1900
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James Dickson Tait
1838 - 1889
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Ann Tait
1834 - 1855
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Augusta Tait
1854 - 1889
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Mary Jane Tait
1841 - Unknown
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Frances Tait
1836 - Unknown
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Amelia Tait
1846 - Unknown
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Letitia Matilda Tait
1848 - 1934
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Frances Tait
1836 - Unknown
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Augusta Tait
1854 - Unknown
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Margaret Tait (Mcintosh)
1840 - 1887

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