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Nathaniel Wetherbee

Birth1652 - Sudbury, Middletown, MA, USA
Death21 May 1711 - Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth Whale
FatherJohn W Wetherbee

Born in Sudbury, Middletown, MA, USA on 1652 to John W Wetherbee and Elizabeth Whale. Nathaniel Wetherbee married Sarah Burgis and had 9 children. He passed away on 21 May 1711 in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John W Wetherbee
1625 - 1690
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Elizabeth Whale
1593 - 1690
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Burgis
1650 - 1707
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Mary Howe
1654 - 1684
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Lydia Moore
1660 - 1724
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Mary Howe
1654 - Unknown
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Nathanael Witherby
Unknown - Unknown
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Lydia Morse Moore
1660 - 1724
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Thomas Weatherby
1682 - 1752
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John Wetherbee
1675 - 1720
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Joseph Wetherbee
1672 - 1720
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Thomas Witherbee
1677 - 1713
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Ephraim (Capt.) Wetherbee
1689 - 1745
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Anne Wetherbee
1695 - 1778
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Jonathan Wetherbee
1686 - 1769
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Anne Wetherbee
1695 - 1778
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Ephraim Wetherbee
Unknown - 1745

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