Family: Hakes, Collins Rowe / Morse, Mabel Ann (F31656)

m. 29 Mar 1857


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Hakes, Weeden Vander
Male (1800-1884)
Bybee, Eliza Amanda
Female (1803-1887)
 
 
Hakes, Martha Almira
Female (1823-1825)
Hakes, Sarah Melissa
Female (1825-1894)
Hakes, Avis Ann
Female (1827-1846)
Hakes, Patty Celinda
Female (1829-1846)
Hakes, Susan Delilah
Female (1833-1856)
Morse, Justus
Male (1809-1887)
Towne, Elizabeth
Female (1804-1845)
 
 
Morse, Harvey Charles
Male (1833-1882)
Morse, Daniel
Male (1834- )
Morse, Joseph Riley
Male (1836-1918)
Morse, Helen
Female (1838- )
Morse, Charles Edward
Male (1844-1889)
Hakes, Collins Rowe
Male (1837-1916)
Morse, Mabel Ann
Female (1840-1909)

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