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Ebenezer Putnam

Birth8 Aug 1719 - Billerica, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Death2 Feb 1782 - Charlestown, Sullivan County, New Hampshire
MotherRuth E Whipple
FatherSeth Putnam

Born in Billerica, Middlesex County, Massachusetts on 8 Aug 1719 to Seth Putnam and Ruth E Whipple. Ebenezer Putnam married Mary Ruth Parker and had 14 children. He passed away on 2 Feb 1782 in Charlestown, Sullivan County, New Hampshire.

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Seth Putnam
1695 - 1775
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Ruth E Whipple
1692 - 1780
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ruth Parker
1726 - 1807
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Seth Putnam
1754 - 1848
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Ebenezer Putnam, Jr.
1751 - 1824
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Terza "Tassy" Putnam
1768 - 1850
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Ruth Putnam
1749 - 1823
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Levi Putnam
1757 - 1836
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Benjamin Putnam
1775 - 1841
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Rebecca Putnam
1759 - 1819
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Seth Putnam
1746 - 1746
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Jacob Putnam
1770 - 1844
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Pamelia Putnam
1761 - 1831
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Mary Putnam
1763 - 1781
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Isaac Putnam
1765 - 1766
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Isaac Putnam
1766 - 1837
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Mary Putnam Butler
1755 - 1789

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