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DANIEL NEWCOMB, SR

Birth19 Apr 1747 - Norton, Massachusetts
Death14 Jul 1818 - Keene, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA
MotherMercy EVERETT Newcomb
FatherJonathan NEWCOMB

Born in Norton, Massachusetts on 19 Apr 1747 to Jonathan NEWCOMB and Mercy EVERETT Newcomb. DANIEL NEWCOMB, SR married Juda (Judith) and had 13 children. He passed away on 14 Jul 1818 in Keene, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA.

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Parents
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Jonathan Newcomb
1711 - 1802
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Mercy Everett Newcomb
1710 - 1769
Spouse(s)
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Juda (Judith)
1747 - Unknown
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Sarah Stearns
1758 - 1796
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Margaret Newcomb
1770 - 1824
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William Newcomb
1774 - 1844
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Mary Newcomb
1780 - 1823
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Daniel Newcomb
1781 - 1866
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Thomas Newcome
1778 - 1842
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Hannah Newcomb
1791 - 1836
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Charles Newcomb
1777 - 1814
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Nancy Newcomb- Scott
1772 - 1874
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Elizabeth Newcomb
1779 - 1874
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Margaret Newcomb
1772 - 1874
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Judith Newcomb
1782 - 1833
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Charles Newcomb
1792 - 1859
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Judah Newcomb
1782 - 1833

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