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Nathan Whitaker

Birth6 Apr 1761 - Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death13 Oct 1827 - Carroll, New Hampshire, United States
MotherRebeckah Webster
FatherThomas Whittaker

Born in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 6 Apr 1761 to Thomas Whittaker and Rebeckah Webster. Nathan Whitaker married Martha Sterling and had 9 children. He passed away on 13 Oct 1827 in Carroll, New Hampshire, United States.

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Thomas Whittaker
1727 - Unknown
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Rebeckah Webster
1735 - Unknown
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Martha Sterling
1762 - 1826
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Persis "Rosie" Whittaker
1791 - 1874
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Calvin Whitaker
1803 - 1870
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Nathan Whitaker
1798 - 1850
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Luther Whitaker
1806 - 1860
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Charles Stark Whitaker
1800 - 1862
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Elizabeth Whitaker
1792 - 1813
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Sarah "Sally" Whitaker
1794 - 1878
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Stephen Whitaker
1795 - Unknown
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Rebecca Hill
1803 - 1893

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