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Oliver Webber
Oliver WEBBER (1797 – 1862) was Alex’s 4th Great Grandfather; one of 32 in this generation. Oliver A. Webber Esq.’s birthdate of 1797 is estimated from the 1850 census. His parents were Charles WEBBER Jr. and Ruth THATCHER. He married … Continue reading