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Esther Chesebrough

Birth26 AUG 1776 - Stonington, New London, CT
Death27 SEP 1849 - New London, Connecticut
MotherEsther WILLIAMS
FatherWilliam Chesebrough

Born in Stonington, New London, CT on 26 AUG 1776 to William Chesebrough and Esther WILLIAMS. Esther Chesebrough married Reuben Moss and had 7 children. She passed away on 27 SEP 1849 in New London, Connecticut.

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Parents
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William Chesebrough
1745 - 1840
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Esther Williams
1742 - 1814
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Reuben Moss
1759 - 1809
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William C. Moss
1803 - 1896
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Reuben Eleazer Moss
1807 - 1896
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Jesse Lathrop Moss
1805 - 1884
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Ephraim Lazarus Moss
1797 - 1843
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Tirzah Moss
1802 - 1864
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George Washington Moss
1800 - 1880
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Mary Esther Moss
1798 - 1885

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