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Nancy Hyde

Birth22 Mar 1809 - Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Death06 Sep 1849 - Acworth, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA
MotherAbigail Hyde
FatherJohn Hyde

Born in Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA on 22 Mar 1809 to John Hyde and Abigail Hyde. Nancy Hyde married Charles Thomas Wetherbee and had 11 children. She passed away on 06 Sep 1849 in Acworth, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA.

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Parents
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John Hyde
1779 - 1826
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Abigail Hyde
1782 - 1859
Spouse(s)
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Charles Thomas Wetherbee
1807 - 1871
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Eliza Ann Wetherbee
1833 - 1904
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William Wetherby
1836 - 1926
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Charles W Wetherbee
1832 - 1887
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Mary Jane Wetherbee
1835 - 1856
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Edwin Wetherby
1840 - 1904
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Baxter Wetherby
1841 - 1851
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Juliette Wetherbee
1844 - 1854
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Austin Wetherbee
1845 - 1848
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Ellen Augusta Wetherby
1842 - Unknown
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Thomas Wetherbee
1849 - 1849
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Charles Carpenter Wetherby
1847 - 1912

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