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Asa SPAULDING

Birth23 January 1786 - Jeffrey, Cheshire, New Hampshire
Death22 Aug 1871 - Springfield, Windsor County, Vermont, USA
MotherSarah French
FatherBenjamin SPAULDING

Born in Jeffrey, Cheshire, New Hampshire on 23 January 1786 to Benjamin SPAULDING and Sarah French. Asa SPAULDING married Clarissa Lois Ives and had 5 children. He passed away on 22 Aug 1871 in Springfield, Windsor County, Vermont, USA.

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Benjamin Spaulding
1763 - 1812
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Sarah French
1761 - 1847
Spouse(s)
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Clarissa Lois Ives
1789 - 1813
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Doraxa Lovell
1797 - 1850
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Sarah Bennett
1804 - Unknown
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Charles Lovell Spaulding
1817 - 1905
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Sarah Maria Spaulding
1829 - 1904
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Alonzo Griswold Spaulding
1811 - 1886
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Peter Lovell Spaulding
1815 - 1815
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Peter Kimball Spaulding
1821 - 1898

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