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Eunice Wallace

Birth19 Oct 1739 - Boston, Massachusetts
Death1847 - Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
MotherAbigail Blith
FatherGamaliel Wallis

Born in Boston, Massachusetts on 19 Oct 1739 to Gamaliel Wallis and Abigail Blith. Eunice Wallace married Col Moses H Woodward and had 7 children. She passed away on 1847 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA.

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Gamaliel Wallis
1709 - 1770
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Abigail Blith
1712 - 1766
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Col Moses H Woodward
1740 - 1813
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William Wallis Woodward
1762 - 1837
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Moses Woodward
1762 - 1802
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Elizabeth Woodward
1800 - Unknown
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Eunice Woodward
1764 - 1789
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Joseph "Warren" Woodward
1798 - Unknown
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Ann Woodward
1771 - 1849
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Hannah B Woodward
1796 - 1852

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