Margaret C Pendleton

Birth14 August 1817 - West Isles, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada

Death19 December 1887 - Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin, United States of America

MotherIsabella DRUSILLA Wakefield

FatherThomas Pendleton

Born in West Isles, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada on 14 August 1817 to Thomas Pendleton and Isabella DRUSILLA Wakefield. Margaret C Pendleton married Thomas Porter and had 9 children. She passed away on 19 December 1887 in Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin, United States of America.

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Parents

Thomas Pendleton
1777 - 1845

Isabella Drusilla Wakefield
1796 - 1864

Spouse(s)

Thomas Porter
1793 - 1867

Hiram C Kenney
Unknown - Unknown

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George Thomas Porter
1834 - 1898

Marshall E Porter
1837 - 1890

Amanda Louise Porter
1845 - 1908

Alexander Porter
1840 - Unknown

Augusta "Gusta" Porter
1843 - 1898

Phoebe Ann Porter
1837 - 1890

(Adopted) Cora Appleby (Porter)
1858 - 1867

James J Porter
1848 - Unknown

Charles Robert Porter
1847 - Unknown

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