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Deborah Spooner

Birth15 Nov 1724 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts
Death23 Oct 1770 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts
MotherSarah Jenney
FatherSimpson Spooner

Born in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts on 15 Nov 1724 to Simpson Spooner and Sarah Jenney. Deborah Spooner married Joseph Spooner and had 12 children. She passed away on 23 Oct 1770 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Simpson Spooner
1699 - 1742
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Sarah Jenney
1699 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Spooner
1718 - 1771
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Zoath Spooner
1763 - 1865
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Ruth Spooner
1750 - 1828
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Mercy Spooner
1759 - 1781
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Lois Spooner
1752 - 1831
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Simpson Spooner
1754 - 1790
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Caleb Spooner
1755 - 1786
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Lucy Spooner
1757 - 1784
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Elizabeth Spooner
1761 - 1762
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Marcy Spooner
1759 - Unknown
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Lois Spooner
1754 - 1775
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Zoeth Spooner
1764 - Unknown
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Susannah Spooner
1755 - Unknown

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