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William Wightman

Birth7 January 1781 - Charleston, Dorchester, South Carolina, United States
Death11 Jul 1856 - Nocoochie Valley, Georgia, USA
MotherElizabeth Bath Jones
FatherMajor William (Silversmith) Wightman

Born in Charleston, Dorchester, South Carolina, United States on 7 January 1781 to Major William (Silversmith) Wightman and Elizabeth Bath Jones. William Wightman married Matilda Sandys Williams and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Jul 1856 in Nocoochie Valley, Georgia, USA.

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Major William (Silversmith) Wightman
1756 - 1835
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Elizabeth Bath Jones
1755 - 1845
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Sandys Williams
1780 - 1838
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Mary Henrietta Susannah Wightman
1815 - 1882
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William James Wightman
1808 - 1882
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James Wesley Wightman
1818 - 1889
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Thomas Wightman
1811 - 1888
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Sarah Elizabeth Matilda Wightman
1813 - 1889
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Louisa Amelia Wightman
1822 - 1855
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Matilda Martha Wightman
1820 - 1882
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John Williams Wightman
1809 - 1870
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John Stanhope (Dr) Wightman
1817 - 1884

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