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James Gladding Gladwin

Birth01 Jan 1782 - Essex, Connecticut
Death2 Oct 1850 - Higganum, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
MotherHannah Jones
FatherSilas Gladding

Born in Essex, Connecticut on 01 Jan 1782 to Silas Gladding and Hannah Jones. James Gladding Gladwin married Margaret Tripp and had 13 children. He passed away on 2 Oct 1850 in Higganum, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States.

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Silas Gladding
1730 - 1814
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Hannah Jones
1741 - 1815
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Tripp
1779 - 1865
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Erasmus Gladwin
1801 - 1889
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Russell Gladwin
1799 - 1874
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Elisha Bardwell Gladwin
1822 - 1861
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Philip P Gladwin
1803 - 1861
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Timothy Oscar Gladwin
1821 - 1914
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James Gladwin
1797 - 1880
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Malantha Gladwin
1812 - 1900
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Julianna Gladwin
1826 - Unknown
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Sophia Gladwin
1803 - Unknown
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Julia Ann Gladwin
1816 - 1821
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Orlando Gladwin
1796 - Unknown
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William Jones Gladwin
1815 - 1885
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Henry Starkey Gladwin
1805 - Unknown

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