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Martin Wheaton

Birth1814 - Sackville, Westmoreland, New Brunswick, Canada
Death18 Oct 1867 - North River, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherAnn Wilson
FatherDaniel Wheaton

Born in Sackville, Westmoreland, New Brunswick, Canada on 1814 to Daniel Wheaton and Ann Wilson. Martin Wheaton had 14 children. He passed away on 18 Oct 1867 in North River, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Daniel Wheaton
1783 - 1862
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Ann Wilson
1786 - 1854
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Charles Wesley Wheaton
1851 - 1920
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Daniel Wheaton
1841 - 1894
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Jane Wheaton
1841 - Unknown
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Elizabeth _______ Wheaton10
1834 - Unknown
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John Wheaton
1844 - Unknown
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Matilda Sarah Wheaton
1838 - 1916
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Andrew James Wheaton
1850 - 1932
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Rachael Wheaton
1844 - Unknown
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William A. Wheaton
1849 - 1853
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David Wheaton
1852 - 1852
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Samuel Merril Wheaton
1856 - Unknown
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Frances Jane Wheaton
1859 - Unknown
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Hanly Wheaton
1847 - Unknown
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George Fawcett
1839 - Unknown

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