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     Minnie Isabel Whyte was born on 7 February 1884 in Ontario (apparently three days after her mother's death.)² She was the daughter of Alexander Ralph Whyte and Minnie Evelyn Luke.³ Minnie Isabel Whyte married George H. Richmond on 30 June 1908 in Wentworth, Ontario.¹

     Ralph Little Whyte was born on 30 May 1820 in Durham.^2,3 He married Isabella White.⁴ Ralph Little Whyte died on 11 January 1905 in Hamilton at the age of 84.⁵

     Richard Wiburd married Elizabeth Drew.¹

     Hon. Richard Wiburd was the son of Richard Wiburd and Elizabeth Drew.² Of Portsmouth, New Hampshire.³ Hon. Richard Wiburd married Elizabeth Wendell, daughter of Hon. Colonel Jacob Wendell and Sarah Oliver, on 30 November 1738 in Boston, Massachusetts.^1,2 Hon. Richard Wiburd died in 1784 in Portsmouth, Massachusetts.²

     Eric Axel William Wickman was born on 27 October 1914 in Middlesborough, Yorkshire.^1,2 He married Edna Louise Sewall, daughter of Milton Ellsworth Sewall and Emma Louise Anderson, on 13 February 1943 in Frederick County, Virginia.¹ Eric Axel William Wickman died on 21 February 1996 possibly in Florence, Arizona, at the age of 81.³

     Louisa F. Wicksteed was born on 11 May 1835 in England.² She was the daughter of F.R. Wicksteed. Louisa F. Wicksteed married Robert Shore Milnes Sewell, son of Col. John Saint Alban Sewell and Margaret Hobbs, on 22 March 1856 in St. George's Church, Toronto, Rev. Dr. Lett officiated. Louisa F. Wicksteed died on 9 October 1918 at the age of 83 of senility and passive terminal pneumonia. The death registration record gives her age as 94.³

     Elmer Harry Wickstrom was born on 26 August 1906 in Hennepin County, Minnesota.² He married Evelyn Ada Sewall, daughter of Charles "Samuel" Orin Sewall and Ida Munson, on 9 August 1941 in Hennepin County, Minnesota.¹ Elmer Harry Wickstrom died on 13 February 1983 in Hennepin County, Minnesota, at the age of 76³ and is buried in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, Hennepin County, Minnesota.⁴

     Mary Wicom married Jonathan Jewett.¹

     Augustus F. Wiegel married Katherine Eusteen.¹

     John H. Wiegel was born in 1887 in Payne, Ohio.¹ He was the son of Augustus F. Wiegel and Katherine Eusteen.¹ John H. Wiegel married Maude Sewall, daughter of Henry Middleton Sewall and Clara J. Baird, on 12 October 1912.¹

     (first Wife) married Humphrey Peshall of Knightly, Hopton etc., son of Richard de Peshall.

     Alice Fisher Wiggin was born on 16 May 1850 in Dover ?, New Hampshire, (calculated from her age at death.)^2,3 She was the daughter of C.W. Wiggin.¹ Alice Fisher Wiggin married Spencer Kirby Sewall, son of Gilbert Tennant Sewall and Abbie W. Riley, on 2 September 1874 in Dover, New Hampshire.¹ Alice Fisher Wiggin and Spencer Kirby Sewall appear on the census of 1880 at San Gabriel, California, where his occupation is given as an horticulturalist. They employ several Chinese as labourers.² Alice Fisher Wiggin died on 12 August 1889 in Lamanda Park, California, of consumption. "Aged 29 years 2 months and 27 days."³

     Andrew Wiggin married Hannah Bradstreet, daughter of Governor Simon Bradstreet and Ann Dudley, on 14 June 1659.¹

     Gerrish Bradley Wiggin was born in 1886.¹ He was the son of James Bradley Wiggin and Frances Marie Hazen.¹ Gerrish Bradley Wiggin married Clara MacGown.¹

     James Bradley Wiggin was born in 1846.¹ He married Frances Marie Hazen, daughter of Sanford Hazen and Sarah W. Wood.¹ James Bradley Wiggin died in 1927.¹

     Lousie Martha Wiggin was born in 1877.¹ She was the daughter of James Bradley Wiggin and Frances Marie Hazen.¹ Lousie Martha Wiggin married Granville Alonzo Clark.¹

     Nellie May Wiggin was born in 1880.¹ She was the daughter of James Bradley Wiggin and Frances Marie Hazen.¹ Nellie May Wiggin married Herbert Holt Bosworth on 17 September 1907 in Wakefield, Massachusetts.²

     Russell Gerrish Wiggin was born in 1911.¹ He was the son of Gerrish Bradley Wiggin and Clara MacGown.¹

     Thomas Barrett Wiggin died in 1887.¹ He was born in 1887.¹ He was the son of James Bradley Wiggin and Frances Marie Hazen.¹

     Abigail Wigglesworth is also recorded as Samuel Tappan.² She was born on 20 March 1681.³ She was the daughter of Rev. Michael Wigglesworth and Martha Mudge.¹ Abigail Wigglesworth married Samuel Toppan, son of Dr. Peter Toppan and Jane Batt, on 8 June 1701.^4,3 Abigail Wigglesworth died on 28 January 1771 at the age of 89.³

     Charles H. Wigglesworth was the son of Samuel W. Wigglesworth.² Charles H. Wigglesworth. Fruit grower.¹ He was born in May 1828 in New Hampshire.³ He married Abigail Josephine Eaton, daughter of Isaac Eaton and Almira Sewall, on 1 January 1855 in Lowell, Massachusetts.² Charles H. Wigglesworth died on 22 December 1903 in Casco, Allegan, Michigan.⁴

     Edward Wigglesworth was born in 1604.² He married Esther Middlebrook on 27 October 1629 in Lincolnshire. Edward Wigglesworth came in 1638 persecuted for his Puritan faith he emigrated with his family, settled first in Charlestown, Mass., and soon after in New Haven, Conn.^3,4 He died in 1653.¹

     Edward Wigglesworth married Henrietta (Unknown).

     Capt. Edward Wigglesworth was born on 3 January 1742 in Ipswich, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Rev. Samuel Wigglesworth.¹ Edward removed to Newburyport, Mass., at an early age; was graduated from Harvard, A.B., 1761, A.M., 1766; subsequently engaged in business, and was commissioned June 24, 1776, by the council of Massachusets Bay, colonel of a regiment from the counties of Essex, York and Cumberland. His commission was renewed by congress in November, and he held the third command under Generals Arnold and Waterbury in the operations of the American fleet on Lake Champlain. He participated in the defence of Ticonderoga in June, 1777, in the battle of Monmouth, and subsequent battles, and served as president of the court of inquiry appointed to examine into Gen. George Clinton's surrender of Forts Montgomery and Clinton, 1778-79. He was afterward collector of the port of Newburyport, Mass., and in 1818 granted by congress an annual pension of $240.² Capt. Edward Wigglesworth died on 8 December 1826 in Newburyport, Massachusetts, at the age of 84.¹

     Rev. Edward Wigglesworth was born in 1693 in Malden, Massachusetts.^1,2 He was the son of Rev. Michael Wigglesworth and Sybil Sparhawk.¹ Edward Wigglesworth graduated from Harvard, A.B., 1710, A.M., 1713; subsequently studied theology, and after occupying various pulpits in New England, was called in 1721 to the newly established Hollis chair of divinity, at Harvard, which he held until his death. He refused the rectorship of Yale college, 1723; was a fellow of Harvard, 1724-65, and graduated from the University of Edinburgh, D.D. 1730. Edward served as commissioner of the London Society for Propagating the Gospel among the Indians for many years, and declined a similar appointment to the Scotch deputations on account of feeble health. His publications include: Sober Remarks on a Modest Proof of the Order and Government Settled by Christ and His Apostles in the Church (1724); A Seasonable Caveat against Believing Every Spirit, lectures (1735); An Inquiry into the Truth of the Imputation of Adam's First Sin to his Posterity (1738); The Sovereignty of God in the Exercise of His Mercy, lectures (1741); An Answer to Mr. Whitefield's Reply to the College Testimony (1745); Some Evidences of the Divine Inspiration (1755); The Doctrine of Reprobation Briefly Considered (1763); besides the Dudleian lecture at Harvard (1757), and numerous sermons.¹ Rev. Edward Wigglesworth married firstly Sarah Leverett, daughter of Hon. John Leverett and Margaret Rogers, on 15 June 1726.³ Rev. Edward Wigglesworth married secondly Rebecca Coolidge, daughter of Joseph Coolidge and Rebecca Frost, on 10 September 1729.^4,3 Rev. Edward Wigglesworth died on 16 January 1765 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.¹

     Rev. Prof. Edward Wigglesworth was born on 7 February 1731/32 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.³ He was the son of Rev. Edward Wigglesworth and Rebecca Coolidge.^1,3 Harvard, A.B., 1749, A.M., 1752, D.D., 1786, was Hollis Professor of Divinity at Harvard, as successor to his father, 1765-91, and Professor Emeritus, 1791-94. He was also a fellow of the College, 1779-92; secretary of the corresponding board of the society in Scotland for promoting the gospel among the Indians of North America; an original member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the author of: Calculations on American Population (1775), Authority of Tradition Considered, the Dudleian lecture of 1777, and The Hope of Immortality (1779).¹ Rev. Prof. Edward Wigglesworth married Margaret Hill in 1765.² Rev. Prof. Edward Wigglesworth died on 17 June 1794 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at the age of 62.³

     Esther Wigglesworth was born on 16 April 1685.¹ She was the daughter of Rev. Michael Wigglesworth and Martha Mudge.¹ Esther Wigglesworth married John Sewall, son of John Sewall and Hannah Fessenden, on 8 June 1708 in Newbury (Vital Records show June 8, 1710.)^1,2,3 The marriage intention of Esther Wigglesworth and Abraham Toppan, son of Lieut. Jacob Toppan and Hannah Sewall, was published on 21 October 1713 in Newbury, Massachusetts; she was the widow of John Sewell, son of John Sewell and Hannah Fessenden.^1,4

     Henrietta Goddard Wigglesworth was the daughter of Edward Wigglesworth and Henrietta (Unknown).³ Henrietta Goddard Wigglesworth married Edward Jackson Holmes, son of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Amelia Lee Jackson, on 24 October 1871.⁴