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Capt. Samuel Driggs

Birthabt 1787 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut
Death27 Sep 1827 - Nassau, Bahamas
MotherRachel Johnson
FatherJoseph Driggs,

Born in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut on abt 1787 to Joseph Driggs, and Rachel Johnson. Capt. Samuel Driggs married Catherine Turner and had 8 children. He passed away on 27 Sep 1827 in Nassau, Bahamas.

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Joseph Driggs,
1718 - 1797
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Rachel Johnson
1726 - 1802
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Catherine Turner
1781 - 1857
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Mary Ann Driggs
1805 - 1880
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Rebecca Driggs
1802 - 1852
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Betsey J. Driggs
1817 - Unknown
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Nancy Driggs
1800 - 1861
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Nathaniel Driggs
1812 - Unknown
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John Driggs
1808 - 1888
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Horace Driggs
1811 - 1867
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Samuel Driggs
1805 - 1816

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