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Eunice Smith

Birth1725 - Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Death1801 - Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
MotherPatience Brown Smith
FatherElisha Smith

Born in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA on 1725 to Elisha Smith and Patience Brown Smith. Eunice Smith married Isaac Gleason and had 11 children. She passed away on 1801 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Elisha Smith
1692 - 1765
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Patience Brown Smith
1697 - 1730
Spouse(s)
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Isaac Gleason
1724 - 1776
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Phenehas Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Patience Gleason
1748 - 1821
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Isaac Gleason
1752 - 1754
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John Gleason
1745 - 1827
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Reuben Gleason
1750 - Unknown
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Isaac Gleason
1754 - 1832
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Prudence Gleason
1756 - Unknown
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Solomon Gleason
1764 - 1813
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Azubah Gleason
1759 - Unknown
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Lydia Gleason
1761 - Unknown
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Perses Gleason
1766 - 1835
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Azuba Gleason
1759 - Unknown

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