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Samuel Birth WHILEY

Birth27 Dec. 1880 - Hammonds Plains Halifax Co, Nova Scotia
Death1932 - Mill drowning Hammonds Plains
MotherMartha Jane Smith
FatherSamuel Deal WHILEY

Born in Hammonds Plains Halifax Co, Nova Scotia on 27 Dec. 1880 to Samuel Deal WHILEY and Martha Jane Smith. Samuel Birth WHILEY married Annie Jones- Symonds and had 13 children. He passed away on 1932 in Mill drowning Hammonds Plains.

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Samuel Deal Whiley
1833 - 1912
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Martha Jane Smith
1837 - 1916
Spouse(s)
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Annie Jones- Symonds
Unknown - Unknown
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Hycinth Whiley
1905 - Unknown
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John Whiley
1916 - Unknown
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Aubrey Whiley
1912 - Unknown
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Erin Whiley
1923 - 1923
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Melvina Whiley
1924 - 1925
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Donald C. Whiley
1916 - 1916
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Lenora May Whiley
1927 - 1929
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Mabel Whiley
1904 - Unknown
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Lawerence Whiley
1921 - Unknown
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Lewis Whiley
1910 - Unknown
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Wallace Whiley
1914 - Unknown
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Samuel Whiley
1908 - Unknown
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Harold Whiley
1907 - Unknown

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