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Daniel Dike

Birth28 May 1738 - Sutton, Worcester, Massachusetts
Death3 Aug 1786 - Bethel, Windsor, Vermont, United States
MotherMary Witt (Wampanog/Narragansett)
FatherDaniel Dike

Born in Sutton, Worcester, Massachusetts on 28 May 1738 to Daniel Dike and Mary Witt (Wampanog/Narragansett). Daniel Dike had 10 children. He passed away on 3 Aug 1786 in Bethel, Windsor, Vermont, United States.

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Daniel Dike
1709 - 1777
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Mary Witt (Wampanog/narragansett)
1710 - 1785
Children Show all
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Elias Dike
1767 - 1844
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Rhodi/rhoda Dike
1765 - 1827
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Daniel Dike
1760 - 1838
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Katherine Dike
1772 - 1830
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Samuel Manning Dike
1781 - 1860
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Mary Dike
1769 - Unknown
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Sarah Dike
1762 - Unknown
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John Dike
1774 - 1776
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John (6) Dike
1777 - 1848
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Polly Dike
Unknown - Unknown

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