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Ruth Bowdish

Birth9 Jun 1764 - Not Available
Death20 Sep 1845 - Stephentown, Rensselaer, New York, USA
MotherNot Available
FatherAsa Bowdish

Born on 9 Jun 1764 to Asa Bowdish. Ruth Bowdish married George Wightman and had 11 children. She passed away on 20 Sep 1845 in Stephentown, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Asa Bowdish
Unknown - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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George Wightman
1760 - 1838
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Ruth Wightman
1798 - Unknown
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Daniel Whitman
1807 - 1894
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Reuben Wightman
1802 - 1875
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Amy Whitman
1791 - 1865
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Asa Bowdish Whitman
1787 - 1835
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John Wightman
1793 - 1875
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Eunice Wightman
1805 - Unknown
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Jeremiah Wightman
1789 - 1796
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Ann Wightman
1800 - 1848
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Joseph Whitman
1800 - 1846
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George Wightman
1795 - 1866

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