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Daniel Longbottom 1694

Birth19 MAR 1694/95 - Norwich, Connecticut
Death27 APR 1758 - Norwich, Connecticut
MotherElizabeth Lamb
FatherDaniel Longbottom

Born in Norwich, Connecticut on 19 MAR 1694/95 to Daniel Longbottom and Elizabeth Lamb. Daniel Longbottom 1694 married Mercy Mary Caswell and had 7 children. He passed away on 27 APR 1758 in Norwich, Connecticut.

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Daniel Longbottom
1658 - 1732
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Elizabeth Lamb
1670 - 1757
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Mercy Mary Caswell
1700 - 1764
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Elijah Bottum
1724 - 1809
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Elizabeth Longbottom
1726 - 1803
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Judith Bottum
1729 - 1799
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Daniel Longbottom
1740 - 1802
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Lydia Longbottom
1734 - Unknown
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Anna Longbottom
1736 - Unknown
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David Longbottom
1717 - 1785

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