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Susannah Wetzel

Birth25 November 1787 - Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania, North Carolina, USA
Death21 SEP 1872 - Transylvania, North Carolina, United States
MotherAnna Margaretha (Margaret) Summey
FatherJacob Wetzel

Born in Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania, North Carolina, USA on 25 November 1787 to Jacob Wetzel and Anna Margaretha (Margaret) Summey. Susannah Wetzel married John Clayton and had 9 children. She passed away on 21 SEP 1872 in Transylvania, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Jacob Wetzel
1751 - 1824
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Anna Margaretha (Margaret) Summey
1751 - 1829
Spouse(s)
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John Clayton
1785 - 1868
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John Henry Clayton
1788 - 1857
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Ephraim Bradshaw Clayton
1828 - 1929
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Elizabeth Phalba Clayton
1825 - 1920
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Ruth Clayton
1808 - 1887
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Thomas Davidson Clayton
1813 - 1850
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James Wiley Clayton
1823 - 1909
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Jane Louise Clayton
1817 - 1871
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Rachel Clayton
1821 - 1847
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George Wesley Clayton
1816 - 1900
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George Washington Clayton
1815 - 1880

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