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Matilda Eveline Ross

Birth1813 - Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Death31 Oct 1884 - Not Available
MotherHannah Templin
FatherAndrew Ross

Born in Washington, District of Columbia, USA on 1813 to Andrew Ross and Hannah Templin. Matilda Eveline Ross married Benjamin Joseph Wiestling and had 9 children. She passed away on 31 Oct 1884.

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Parents
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Andrew Ross
1765 - 1822
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Hannah Templin
1770 - 1819
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Benjamin Joseph Wiestling
1805 - 1883
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Anna-catharine Wiestling
Unknown - 1842
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Hannah Ray Wiestling
1844 - 1911
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Mary Fisher Wiestling
1832 - 1883
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John Weir Wiestling
1843 - 1915
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Eveline Westling
1835 - Unknown
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Catharine Rebecca Wiestling
1848 - Unknown
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Robert Ross Wiestling
1837 - 1889
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Benjamin Joseph Wiestling
1836 - 1900
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Elizabeth W Rex
1842 - 1926

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