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David Halstead

Birth24 Dec 1735 - Tappan, Orange, New York, United States
DeathABT 1784 - Ramapo (a.k.a. Kakiat - New Hempstead), Orange (now Rockland), Colonial New York
MotherSarah COLEMAN
FatherJacob Hallsted

Born in Tappan, Orange, New York, United States on 24 Dec 1735 to Jacob Hallsted and Sarah COLEMAN. David Halstead married Denise Hannah and had 5 children. He passed away on ABT 1784 in Ramapo (a.k.a. Kakiat - New Hempstead), Orange (now Rockland), Colonial New York.

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Jacob Hallsted
1694 - 1756
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Sarah Coleman
1705 - 1756
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Denise Hannah
1740 - 1814
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Timothy Halstead
1768 - Unknown
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David Halstead
1764 - 1815
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Phebe Halstead
1772 - Unknown
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John D. Halstead
1762 - Unknown
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Isaac Halstead
1780 - Unknown

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