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Asaph Shurtleff

Birth23 Jan 1770 - Connecticut, Vermont
Death8 Sep 1835 - Compton, Quebec, Canada
MotherSubmit Terry
FatherLothrop Shurtleff

Born in Connecticut, Vermont on 23 Jan 1770 to Lothrop Shurtleff and Submit Terry. Asaph Shurtleff married Nancy Elderkin and had 12 children. He passed away on 8 Sep 1835 in Compton, Quebec, Canada.

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Lothrop Shurtleff
1735 - 1810
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Submit Terry
1740 - 1815
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Elderkin
Unknown - Unknown
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Rachel Elderkin
1774 - 1831
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Lothrop Shurtleff
1797 - 1862
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Alva T Shurtleff (Nm)
1817 - 1831
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Asaph Shurtleff
1801 - 1873
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Horatio Nelson Shurtleff
1810 - 1887
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Joshua Booth Shurtleff
1799 - 1864
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Hannah Shurtleff
1803 - 1842
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Elderkin Shurtleff
1812 - 1887
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Ann Jane Shurtleff-pennoyer
1815 - 1888
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Lydia Asa Shurtleff
1808 - 1834
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Submit Shurtleff
1805 - 1885
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Alpha R Shurtleff (Nm)
1817 - 1817
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Submit Shurtleff
1805 - Unknown

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