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Constant collins

BirthABT 1620 - Orange, Virginia, United States
DeathWFT Est. 1658-1722 - Not Available
MotherSarah Bridge
FatherRobert KING

Born in Orange, Virginia, United States on ABT 1620 to Robert KING and Sarah Bridge. Constant collins married John Collins and had 16 children. She passed away on WFT Est. 1658-1722.

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Parents
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Robert King
1580 - 1689
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Sarah Bridge
1590 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Collins
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Collins
1632 - 1694
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John Collins
1641 - 1693
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Thomas Collins
1647 - 1748
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John Collins
1634 - 1675
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Jenny Collins
1678 - Unknown
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James Collins
1645 - 1736
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Katherine Collins
1680 - Unknown
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Ann Collins
1643 - Unknown
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Ann Collins
1643 - Unknown
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Ann Collins
1657 - Unknown
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Martha Collins
1640 - Unknown
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Jenny Collins
1645 - Unknown
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James Collins
1640 - 1730
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Margaret Collins
1645 - Unknown
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Joseph Collins
1667 - 1748
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John Oliver
1699 - 1741

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