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Samuel WHITING

Birth08 March 1713 - Hingham, Suffolk, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, New England
Death24 Aug 1795 - Hingham,Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMargaret Tower
FatherSamuel Whiton

Born in Hingham, Suffolk, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, New England on 08 March 1713 to Samuel Whiton and Margaret Tower. Samuel WHITING married Mary Wing and had 5 children. He passed away on 24 Aug 1795 in Hingham,Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.

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Samuel Whiton
1685 - 1760
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Margaret Tower
1686 - 1738
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Mary Wing
1704 - Unknown
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Judith Whiton Loring
1744 - 1815
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Mary Wing Whiton Whiting
1736 - 1826
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Margaret Whiton
1738 - 1825
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Child Samuel Whiton (Whiting)
1742 - 1752
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Thankful Whiton
1740 - 1772

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