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Mary White

Mary White

Female 1778 - 1836  (58 years)

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Mary White Mary White
Female 1778 - 1836



Joseph Fairweather Joseph Fairweather
Male 1783 - 1865



Elizabeth Fairweather Elizabeth Fairweather
Female 1805 - 1806




John Fairweather John Fairweather
Male 1806 -




Elizabeth Fairweather Elizabeth Fairweather
Female 1809 -




James Fairweather James Fairweather
Male 1811 - 1873






Jemima Edmonds Wood Jarvis Jemima Edmonds Wood Jarvis
Female 1819 - 1905




William Fairweather William Fairweather
Male 1813 -




Mary Ann Fairweather Mary Ann Fairweather
Female 1815 -




Thomas Fairweather Thomas Fairweather
Male 1818 -




Joseph Fairweather Joseph Fairweather
Male 1820 -



Theodosia Jarvis Fairweather Theodosia Jarvis Fairweather
Female 1839 - 1874






William Henry Hatch William Henry Hatch
Male 1836 - 1873





Pricilla Fairweather Pricilla Fairweather
Female 1841 -




James Fairweather James Fairweather
Male 1846 - 1912



William Richard Hatch William Richard Hatch
Male 1861 -




John Francis Hatch John Francis Hatch
Male 1864 - 1951






Lily Partridge Lily Partridge
Female 1878 - 1931




Frederick James Hatch Frederick James Hatch
Male 1866 -




Peter Anderson Hatch Peter Anderson Hatch
Male 1870 - 1953



Charles Frederick Hatch Charles Frederick Hatch
Male 1901 - 1973




Ivy Enid Hatch Ivy Enid Hatch
Female 1905 - 1989




Winifred Irene Hatch Winifred Irene Hatch
Female 1906 - 1944




John Francis (Frank) Hatch John Francis (Frank) Hatch
Male 1908 - 1989




Dennis Alfred Hatch Dennis Alfred Hatch
Male 1912 - 1983




Frederick James Hatch Frederick James Hatch
Male 1914 - 2000




Launa Y Hatch Launa Y Hatch
Female 1916 -




Reginald Hatch Reginald Hatch
Male 1919 -




Eric Lawrence Hatch Eric Lawrence Hatch
Male 1921 - 1989

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