CAPLIN : PLATTE : WILDFONG : Genealogy Query


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Date Posted:

12-Aug-2005

Surname(s):

CAPLIN : PLATTE : WILDFONG

Query Text:

I am searching for decendents of Henry and Matilda Caplin (maiden name Wildfong) living in Detroit, Michigan in 1910. Their three children were Arthur, Frederick and Irene. I am also searching for their burial location. Henry's parents were William Caplin (died 1870 in Thetford, Michigan) and Barbara Wildfong (died in Canada in 1860's). Henry and Matilda were married in Mt. Morris, Michigan in 1878. He had a previous marriage to a Laura Platte which ended in divorce. If you know ANYTHING about these people please contact me. Thank you.

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