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Deacon Joshua Everett

Birth04 Dec 1709 - Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death31 Aug 1786 - Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
MotherMary Fuller
FatherRichard Everett

Born in Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States on 04 Dec 1709 to Richard Everett and Mary Fuller. Deacon Joshua Everett married Margaret Avery and had 8 children. He passed away on 31 Aug 1786 in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States.

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Richard Everett
1683 - 1746
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Mary Fuller
1687 - 1782
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Margaret Avery
1714 - 1755
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Patience Carpenter
1729 - 1787
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"Lieut" Joshua Everett
1741 - 1825
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"Deacon" Josiah Everett
1743 - 1805
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Margaret Everett
1735 - 1816
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Mary Everett
1737 - 1816
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Esther Everett
1739 - 1819
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William Everett
1754 - 1824
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Samuel Everett
1751 - 1777
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David Everett
1745 - 1752

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