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Lida Weeks

Birth1714 - Carteret, North Carolina, USA
DeathFrom 1721 to 1814 - Not Available
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Born in Carteret, North Carolina, USA on 1714. Lida Weeks married Thomas Whiton and had 8 children. She passed away on From 1721 to 1814.

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Thomas Whiton
1697 - 1785
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Thomas Whetten
1714 - 1721
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Thomas Whiting Whitten
1726 - 1830
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Thomas Whitton
1714 - 1768
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Thomas Whetten
1714 - 1742
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John Whetten
Unknown - Unknown
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Theophilus Whiting
1749 - 1810
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Robert Whetten
Unknown - Unknown
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William Whetten
Unknown - Unknown
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Archelaus Whetten
1752 - Unknown
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Mary Whitten
1739 - Unknown
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Mary Whitten
1747 - Unknown
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Lydia Whitten
1754 - Unknown

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