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Daniel Sweet

Birth1657 - Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island
Death10 Nov 1728 - Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island
MotherElizabeth Scott Jeffreys
FatherJohn Sweet 7th ggf

Born in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island on 1657 to John Sweet 7th ggf and Elizabeth Scott Jeffreys. Daniel Sweet married Ethalanah Carpenter and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 Nov 1728 in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island.

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Parents
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John Sweet 7Th Ggf
1620 - 1677
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Elizabeth Scott Jeffreys
1629 - 1684
Spouse(s)
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Ethalanah Carpenter
1670 - 1774
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Timothy Sweet
1703 - 1777
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Daniel Sweet
1692 - 1774
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Eleanor Sweet
1696 - 1761
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Elizabeth Sweet
1685 - 1712
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Sarah Eleanor Sweet
1682 - 1761
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John Sweet
1706 - Unknown
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Jeremiah Sweet
1700 - 1731
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Philip Sweet
1712 - Unknown
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James Sweet
1710 - 1775

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