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David Erwin

Birth15 Aug 1755 - New Hampshire, USA
Death23 Sep 1817 - Johnson, Franklin, Vermont, USA
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Born in New Hampshire, USA on 15 Aug 1755. David Erwin married Isabelle Gilmore and had 14 children. He passed away on 23 Sep 1817 in Johnson, Franklin, Vermont, USA.

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Isabelle Gilmore
1773 - 1842
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Mary Mcconnell
1758 - 1792
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Mary L Erwin
1793 - 1878
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Alice Erwin
1794 - 1831
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Jared Erwin
1796 - 1826
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Emily Hamilton Erwin
1811 - 1862
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Experience/experinia Erwin
1808 - Unknown
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Margaret Erwin
1798 - 1865
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Martha Erwin
1805 - 1874
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Lydia Erwin
1800 - 1873
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Anne Erwin
1789 - 1859
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James David Erwin
1815 - 1855
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Lydia Erwin
1785 - Unknown
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Hazon Erwin
1783 - Unknown
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Henry Erwin
1779 - Unknown
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William Erwin
1791 - 1792

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