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Reuben Wight#

Birth16 May 1788 - Oxford, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Death20 Aug 1834 - Rockport, Cuyahoga Co, Ohio, USA
MotherBetsey Robinson
FatherJohn Wight

Born in Oxford, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA on 16 May 1788 to John Wight and Betsey Robinson. Reuben Wight# married Susannah VanBuren++ and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 Aug 1834 in Rockport, Cuyahoga Co, Ohio, USA.

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John Wight
1752 - 1808
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Betsey Robinson
1765 - 1858
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Susannah Vanburen++
1793 - 1882
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Almina J Wight
1816 - 1903
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William Wight
1818 - 1853
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Leonard Wight
1815 - 1904
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Rozilla Wight
1835 - 1927
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Adeline Corinna Wight
1824 - 1906
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Reuben Wight
1828 - 1919
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Ziel Wight
1833 - 1892
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Harrison Wight
1821 - 1894
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Sagitta Wight
1820 - 1837

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