Alpphie Freeman

Birth18 Feb 1612 - Southwark, Surrey, , England

Death09 Dec 1695 - Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States

MotherJane (widow) Cain Clarke - Collier (11GGM) (1591-1661)

FatherWilliam I Collier (11GGF) (1585-1671) (Immigrant) arriv 1632

Born in Southwark, Surrey, , England on 18 Feb 1612 to William I Collier (11GGF) (1585-1671) (Immigrant) arriv 1632 and Jane (widow) Cain Clarke - Collier (11GGM) (1591-1661). Alpphie Freeman had 8 children. She passed away on 09 Dec 1695 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents

William I Collier (11Ggf) (1585-1671) (Immigrant) Arriv 1632
1585 - 1671

Jane (Widow) Cain Clarke - Collier (11Ggm) (1591-1661)
1591 - 1661

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Judith Prence
1656 - 1723

Robert Prence
1634 - 1692

Elizabeth Prence
1647 - 1673

Elizabeth Prence
1640 - 1711

Jane Prence
1637 - 1712

Robert Prince
1626 - 1674

Sarah Prence
1643 - 1706

Sarah Prence
1637 - 1707

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