1015 Ann A. TREFETHEN

Ann A. TREFETHEN¹⁰¹⁵
(about 1831 - 03 February 1890)
Single

PARENTS: Henry TREFETHEN¹⁰¹⁴ (around 1788 - after 1849) and Jane YEATON

Biography:

Born in New Hampshire
A Tailoress
Resided possibly in Mt. Auburn, Massachusetts
Daughter of ‘Henry & Jane, both born in Maine’ [Source 36: Massachusetts Death Records]
Died of Consumption in Cambridge, Massachusetts

SOURCES:

36. TREFREN, Leitha S.¹³²¹- Correspondence, 135 Clover Lane; Medford, Oregon 97501. Leitha passed away during February, 2001

Massachusetts Death Records

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Ann A. TREFETHEN1015 (about 1831 - 03 February 1890) Single

Ann A. TREFETHEN¹⁰¹⁵
(about 1831 - 03 February 1890)
Single