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Charles Cowing

Birthab 1751 - Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Death20 Dec 1839 - Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine, United States
MotherDeborah Turner
FatherIsrael Cowen

Born in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States on ab 1751 to Israel Cowen and Deborah Turner. Charles Cowing married Martha Holbrook and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Dec 1839 in Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine, United States.

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Israel Cowen
1728 - 1802
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Deborah Turner
1731 - Unknown
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Martha Holbrook
1756 - 1848
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Lucy Cowen
1788 - 1853
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James Cowing
1797 - 1875
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Deborah Cowing
1777 - 1866
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John Cowing
1780 - 1804
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Israel Cowing
1785 - 1815
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Martha H Cowing
1795 - Unknown
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Charles Cowing
1782 - 1827
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Elisha Cowing
1775 - Unknown
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Samuel Cowing
1792 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cowing
1790 - Unknown
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David Cowing
1797 - 1827

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