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Recompence Whitaker
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Recompence Whitaker, 1774 - 1809 Recompence Whitaker 1774 1809 New Jersey New Jersey
Recompence Whitaker was born on 1774, in , New Jersey, to Ambrose Whitteker.
Recompence had 19 siblings: Sarah Whitaker, Isaac Whitaker and .
Recompence lived in 1774, in , New Jersey.
Recompence passed away on 1809, at age 35 in , New Jersey.
He was buried in , New Jersey.
Documents of Recompence Whitaker
Recompence Whitaker in Colonial Families of Philadelphia, 1911
"... children ; m. a second time and had four children. Issue of Ambrose and Rachel (Leake) Whitaker: Recompense Whitaker, b. April 17, 1774; d. Oct. 23, 1809; m., March 6, 1800, Rachel Moore, and had five children ..."
Publication place: New York, USA
Recompence Whitaker, 1774 - 1809 Recompence Whitaker 1774 1809 New Jersey New Jersey
Recompence Whitaker was born on 1774, in , New Jersey, to Ambrose Whitaker and Rachel Whitaker (born Leake).
Recompence had 20 siblings: Lewis Whitaker, Nathaniel Whitaker and .
Recompence passed away on 1809, at age 35 in , New Jersey.
She was buried in .
Recompence WHITAKER, Circa 1773 - Circa 1809 Recompence WHITAKER 1773 1809 New Jersey
Recompence WHITAKER was born circa 1773, in , New Jersey, to Ambrose WHITAKER and Rachel WHITAKER (born LEAKE).
Recompence had 13 siblings: Nathaniel WHITAKER, Freelove DUBOIS (born WHITAKER) and .
Recompence married Rachel WHITAKER (born MOORE).
They had 5 children.
Recompence passed away circa 1809, at age 36.
Recompence Whitaker, died 1809 Recompence Whitaker 1809
Recompence Whitaker was born to Ambrose Whitaker and Rachel Whitaker (born Leake).
Recompence had 12 siblings: Freelove Dubois (born Whitaker), David Whitaker and .
Recompence married Rachel Whitaker (born Moore).
They had 5 children.
Recompence passed away in 1809.
