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Willard S Blackington

Birth15 Nov 1822 - Thomaston, Knox Co., ME
Death8 Aug 1902 - Boston, Suffolk Co., MA
MotherHannah Stevens
FatherNathan Blackington

Born in Thomaston, Knox Co., ME on 15 Nov 1822 to Nathan Blackington and Hannah Stevens. Willard S Blackington married Eliza Blackington and had 6 children. He passed away on 8 Aug 1902 in Boston, Suffolk Co., MA.

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Nathan Blackington
1772 - 1839
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Hannah Stevens
1769 - 1868
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Eliza Blackington
1829 - Unknown
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Fuller C. Blackington
1867 - 1938
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George H Blackington
1860 - Unknown
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Calferna Blackington
1857 - Unknown
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Nathan S Blackington
1858 - Unknown
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Nelson N Blackington
1862 - Unknown
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Horace C Blackington
1867 - Unknown

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