Matilda Small

Birth03 Apr. 1808 - Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, USA

Deathaft. 1880 - Not Available

MotherMolly Colson

FatherSamuel Small (DESC/Thomas Leighton, Jr.-Queen Joan Plantagenet-Constance Hopkins 9th-Ebenezer Small, Sr. and Abigail Leighton)

Born in Cherryfield, Washington, Maine, USA on 03 Apr. 1808 to Samuel Small (DESC/Thomas Leighton, Jr.-Queen Joan Plantagenet-Constance Hopkins 9th-Ebenezer Small, Sr. and Abigail Leighton) and Molly Colson. Matilda Small married Nathaniel Basley and had 6 children. She passed away on aft. 1880.

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Parents

Samuel Small (Desc/thomas Leighton, Jr.-queen Joan Plantagenet-constance Hopkins 9Th-ebenezer Small, Sr. And Abigail Leighton)
1783 - 1896

Molly Colson
1789 - 1827

Spouse(s)

Nathaniel Basley
1803 - 1857

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Margaret Ann Basley
1842 - 1880

Samuel Small Basley
1837 - 1860

Moses Basley
1827 - Unknown

Phebe Alice Basley
1847 - Unknown

Martha Jane Basley
1844 - 1915

Aaron Basley
1831 - 1833

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