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Deborah Jacobs Cushing

Birth25 Sep 1823 - Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Death14 Oct 1905 - Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts
MotherDeborah Jacob
FatherPeter Hawkes Cushing

Born in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts on 25 Sep 1823 to Peter Hawkes Cushing and Deborah Jacob. Deborah Jacobs Cushing married William King Baker and had 9 children. She passed away on 14 Oct 1905 in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Peter Hawkes Cushing
1799 - 1889
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Deborah Jacob
1804 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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William King Baker
1821 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jacobs Baker
1854 - 1904
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Katie Stone Baker
1855 - 1888
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Andrew William Baker
1851 - 1936
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Sylvia Baker
1858 - 1861
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Charles E Baker
1860 - 1866
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Grace Thaxter Baker
1865 - 1917
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Helen Cushing "Nellie" Baker
1849 - Unknown
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Fanny Lincoln Baker
1847 - 1881
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Frank Baker
1868 - 1868

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