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Frances Everett

Birth28 Apr 1695 - Kent County, Maryland, British Colony
Death26 Oct 1748 - Talbot, Maryland Colony
MotherBarbara Hanson
FatherPhilip Everett

Born in Kent County, Maryland, British Colony on 28 Apr 1695 to Philip Everett and Barbara Hanson. Frances Everett married Ennion Williams and had 8 children. She passed away on 26 Oct 1748 in Talbot, Maryland Colony.

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Parents
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Philip Everett
Unknown - 1698
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Barbara Hanson
1655 - 1698
Spouse(s)
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Ennion Williams
1665 - 1735
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George Bowes
1665 - 1720
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Ennion Williams
1697 - 1747
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Samuel Harwood
1692 - 1781
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Joseph Williams Sr
1728 - 1783
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William Williams
1724 - 1748
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Isaac Williams
1725 - 1795
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Margaret Williams
1734 - 1822
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Job Williams
1733 - 1755
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Benjamin Williams
1731 - Unknown
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Grace Williams
1730 - Unknown
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Robert Harwood
1738 - 1769

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