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Bathsheba Wells

Birth7 July 1760 - Hatfield , Hampshire County, Massachusetts
DeathNot Available - Franklin, Franklin, Vermont
MotherBathsheba (w#1) Wells (nee Wells)
FatherSamuel Wells

Born in Hatfield , Hampshire County, Massachusetts on 7 July 1760 to Samuel Wells and Bathsheba (w#1) Wells (nee Wells). Bathsheba Wells married John Mitchell and had 9 children. She passed away in Franklin, Franklin, Vermont.

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Parents
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Samuel Wells
1729 - 1804
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Bathsheba (W#1) Wells (Nee Wells)
1738 - 1759
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John Mitchell
1749 - 1830
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Wells Mitchell
1782 - 1833
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John Mitchell
1784 - 1861
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Betsy Mitchell
1784 - 1831
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Bathsheba Mitchell
1789 - 1868
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Lucinda Mitchell
1787 - Unknown
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Samuel Mitchell
1779 - 1869
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Jennie Mitchell
1793 - Unknown
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Eliphalet Mitchell
1791 - Unknown
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Fannie Mitchell
1795 - Unknown

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