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Christopher Comstock

BirthOct 7 1635 (alt 2 Oct 1618) - Norwich, New London, CT, USA
Death28 Dec 1702 - New Canaan, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
MotherElizabeth Daniel
FatherWilliam Wethersfield Comstock, Jr.

Born in Norwich, New London, CT, USA on Oct 7 1635 (alt 2 Oct 1618) to William Wethersfield Comstock, Jr. and Elizabeth Daniel. Christopher Comstock married Hannah Platt and had 10 children. He passed away on 28 Dec 1702 in New Canaan, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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William Wethersfield Comstock, Jr.
1595 - 1683
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Elizabeth Daniel
1608 - 1665
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Platt
1643 - 1702
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Mary Comstock
1671 - 1749
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Elizabeth Comstock
1674 - 1723
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Capt Samuel Comstock - 7Th Gg
1680 - 1752
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Moses Comstock (X7 Ggf Of Husband)
1685 - 1766
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Daniel Comstock
1664 - 1694
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Mercy Comstock
1676 - 1752
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Hannah Comstock
1666 - 1701
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Abigail Comstock
1669 - 1689
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Nathan Comstock
1682 - Unknown
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Rebecca Comstock
1664 - 1692

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