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Libbeus Bates Worthley

Birth22 Oct 1817 - Cumberland County, District of Maine, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Death1873 - Strong, Franklin County, Maine
MotherPhebe Weare
FatherTimothy Worthley

Born in Cumberland County, District of Maine, Commonwealth of Massachusetts on 22 Oct 1817 to Timothy Worthley and Phebe Weare. Libbeus Bates Worthley married Mary Pottle and had 8 children. He passed away on 1873 in Strong, Franklin County, Maine.

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Timothy Worthley
1784 - 1864
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Phebe Weare
1785 - 1852
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Mary Pottle
1827 - 1913
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Lincoln Abraham Worthley
1860 - 1940
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Laura Mahala Worthley
1856 - 1901
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Florence Worthley
1853 - 1898
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Almira P. Worthley
1849 - 1851
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Grace Worthley
1868 - Unknown
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Mary A. Worthley
1865 - 1890
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Herbert Samuel Worthley
1863 - Unknown
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Nelson L. Worthley
1852 - Unknown

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