John Harrison Whittier
1814–1913 · Male · died at 99
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Overview

John Harrison Whittier1814–1913Mary Collins Hall (Whittier)1813–1908Wife
Family
Parents
- Father: John Whittier 1779–1854
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- Mother: Abigail Titus 1786–1835
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Wife: Mary Collins Hall (Whittier) 1813–1908 Unconfirmed evidence: show why
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- Son: Andrew H. Whittier born c. 1848
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- Daughter: Abbie Helen Whittier 1844–1916
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- Son: George H. Whittier born c. 1841
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Life events
| Name | John Harrison Whittier (the family tree records John Harrison Whittier 3 GGF) |
|---|---|
| Born | 29 JAN 1814, Brighton, Somerset, Maine, USA Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
| Died | 22 APR 1913, Cornville, Somerset, Maine, United States Unconfirmed evidence: show why |
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