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William Henry Eason

Birth20 May 1832 - Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada
Death1 July 1914 - Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States of America
MotherMary Cook
FatherGeorge Edward Eason

Born in Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada on 20 May 1832 to George Edward Eason and Mary Cook. William Henry Eason married Sarah Ann Kiff and had 5 children. He passed away on 1 July 1914 in Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States of America.

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George Edward Eason
1804 - Unknown
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Mary Cook
1813 - 1873
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Sarah Ann Kiff
1840 - 1912
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Laura Etta Eason
1866 - 1944
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Albert H Eason
1858 - 1905
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William Bertram Eason
1871 - 1910
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Gertrude E Eason
1879 - 1968
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Alice A. Eason
1861 - Unknown

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