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William Mortimer Gage

Birth27 Jan 1780 - Bennington, Bennington, Vermont, United States
Death1885 - Chenango, New York, United States
MotherCatherine Vail
FatherMortimer M Gaige

Born in Bennington, Bennington, Vermont, United States on 27 Jan 1780 to Mortimer M Gaige and Catherine Vail. William Mortimer Gage married Charlotte Vales and had 10 children. He passed away on 1885 in Chenango, New York, United States.

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Parents
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Mortimer M Gaige
1757 - 1804
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Catherine Vail
1760 - 1804
Spouse(s)
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Charlotte Vales
1785 - 1842
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Mary Darling
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Wales
1785 - Unknown
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Darling
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Alanson Thayer Gaige
1819 - 1912
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Resolve (Resolva) Gage
1803 - 1891
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Vine Wales Gage
1807 - 1854
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Catherine M. Gage
1810 - Unknown
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Amanda L Gage
1816 - 1849
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Iva Gage
Unknown - Unknown
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Polly Gage
Unknown - Unknown
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Phebe Gage
1804 - 1887
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Sally Gage
Unknown - Unknown
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Resolva Gaige
1804 - 1891

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