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Martha Keeling

Birth9 March 1805 - Tennessee, United States
Death21 Mar 1854 - Morgan County, Illinois, USA
MotherNancy Francis
FatherEdmond Keeling

Born in Tennessee, United States on 9 March 1805 to Edmond Keeling and Nancy Francis. Martha Keeling married Eli Martin Wyatt and had 11 children. She passed away on 21 Mar 1854 in Morgan County, Illinois, USA.

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Edmond Keeling
1781 - 1849
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Nancy Francis
1781 - 1820
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Eli Martin Wyatt
1809 - 1894
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Lucy Ann Wyatt-gunn
1829 - 1926
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Edward M Wyatt
1837 - 1912
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Martin Wesley Wyatt
1840 - 1910
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Minerva Frances Wyatt
1846 - 1932
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Eliza Jane Wyatt
1848 - 1879
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Elizabeth A. Wyatt
Unknown - 1873
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William T. Wyatt
1831 - 1899
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James Layton Wyatt
1844 - 1913
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Martha Ellen Wyatt
1840 - Unknown
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John Wyatt
1837 - Unknown
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Mary Susan Wyatt
1835 - 1925

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