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Susannah Sweetser

Birth05 Mar 1780 - North Yarmouth, Cumberland, ME, USA
Death28 Jul 1820 - Waterville, Kennebec, ME, USA
MotherSarah Mathews
FatherRichard Sweetser

Born in North Yarmouth, Cumberland, ME, USA on 05 Mar 1780 to Richard Sweetser and Sarah Mathews. Susannah Sweetser married Daniel Wells and had 11 children. She passed away on 28 Jul 1820 in Waterville, Kennebec, ME, USA.

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Parents
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Richard Sweetser
1749 - 1842
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Sarah Mathews
1748 - 1819
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Daniel Wells
1774 - 1868
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Susan Judith Sweetser Wells
1810 - 1897
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Sarah Jefferds Wells
1798 - 1880
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Hannah A Wells
1815 - 1901
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Daniel J Wells
1808 - 1902
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John M Wells
1806 - 1852
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Charles Kimball Wells
1817 - 1892
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William Sweetser Wells
1820 - 1895
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Eliza Jane Wells
1813 - 1815
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Rufus Wells
1800 - Unknown
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Emeline Wells
1802 - 1888
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Abigail Wells
1804 - 1872

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