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Nancy T. Hadlock

Birth15 May 1825 - New Hampshire
Death17 Dec 1907 - Renfrew, , Ontario, Canada
MotherLorraine HADLOCK
FatherJonathan Hadlock

Born in New Hampshire on 15 May 1825 to Jonathan Hadlock and Lorraine HADLOCK. Nancy T. Hadlock married William Riley Chesmore and had 13 children. She passed away on 17 Dec 1907 in Renfrew, , Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Jonathan Hadlock
1798 - 1881
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Lorraine Hadlock
1801 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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William Riley Chesmore
1823 - 1892
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Willis Jehial Chesmore
1853 - 1909
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Chestins Christine Chesmore
1867 - 1893
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Lucretia Hannah Chesmore
1861 - 1941
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Mary Jane Chesmore
1870 - 1936
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Zylpha C Chesmore
1845 - 1917
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Nathan Peter Chesmore
1855 - 1930
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Emery Chesmore
1863 - 1892
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Almon Riley Chesmore
1851 - 1925
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Fannie Adelia Chesmore
1850 - 1920
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Hermon Lesley Chesmore
1859 - 1878
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Samuel Chesmore
1872 - Unknown
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Albert Edwin Chesmore
1876 - Unknown
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Wilson J Chesmore
1865 - Unknown

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