4 Generations: H Eaman to B Gallinger

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04/17/2010

4 Generations: H Eaman to B Gallinger

Hannah Sampson(nee Eaman, b.1831), Mary Ida Weagant(nee Sampson, b. 1862), Edith Lilian Gallinger(nee Weagant, b. 1889) and Beatrice Gallinger(b. abt 1910)

Date & Place: September 4, 1910 in Canada

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Beatrice Gallinger born circa 1910

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Edith Lilian Weagant born Jul 27, 1889

Edith Lilian Weagant was born on July 27, 1889. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Edith Lilian Weagant.

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Hannah Eaman born Mar 7, 1831

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Mary Ida Sampson born May 13, 1862

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