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Elizabeth Everett

Birth19 Dec 1697 - Scotch Hall, Bertie, North Carolina, United States
Death7 Aug 1738 - Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina
MotherMary Harrison Mitchell
FatherNathaniel Everett

Born in Scotch Hall, Bertie, North Carolina, United States on 19 Dec 1697 to Nathaniel Everett and Mary Harrison Mitchell. Elizabeth Everett married Benjamin Blount and had 9 children. She passed away on 7 Aug 1738 in Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina.

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Nathaniel Everett
1678 - 1749
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Mary Harrison Mitchell
1675 - 1744
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Blount
1688 - 1739
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Mary Blount
1726 - 1816
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Col. Benjamin Ii Blount Ii (Jr), Col (1725 Or 1728 -1790 Or 1788) (Nc)
1725 - 1788
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Sarah Blount
1718 - 1770
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Edmund Blount
1722 - 1794
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Esther Phoebe Blount
1728 - 1793
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Isaac Blount
1728 - 1765
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James Blount
1724 - 1754
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Jacob Blount
1720 - 1778
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James Blount
1740 - 1811

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