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Ebenezer Mack

Birth24 Feb 1715 - Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death8 May 1792 - Lyme, New London, Connecticut, United States
MotherLove Bennett
FatherJohn Mack,

Born in Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA on 24 Feb 1715 to John Mack, and Love Bennett. Ebenezer Mack married Elizabeth Bishop and had 12 children. He passed away on 8 May 1792 in Lyme, New London, Connecticut, United States.

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Parents
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John Mack,
1682 - 1734
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Love Bennett
1685 - 1733
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Bishop
1750 - 1824
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Abigail Hill
1708 - 1779
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Silas Mack
1755 - 1836
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William Worman Mack
1737 - 1808
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Abigail Mack
1740 - 1838
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Lydia Mack
1746 - 1847
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Elizabeth Mack
1757 - 1843
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John Mack
1748 - 1781
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Zophar Mack
1743 - 1824
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Lurannah Mack Beebe
1752 - 1836
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Sophia Mack
1743 - 1824
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Lurany Mack
1752 - 1837
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Captain Elisha Mack
1745 - 1820
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Samuel Mack
1736 - 1783

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