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James Standish

Birth24 Oct 1763 - Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Death8 Jun 1840 - Warren, Knox, Maine, United States
MotherHannah MAGOON (Magoun)
FatherDavid STANDISH

Born in Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts on 24 Oct 1763 to David STANDISH and Hannah MAGOON (Magoun). James Standish married Elizabeth Mccarter and had 9 children. He passed away on 8 Jun 1840 in Warren, Knox, Maine, United States.

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David Standish
1723 - 1795
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Hannah Magoon (Magoun)
1729 - 1803
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Elizabeth Mccarter
1765 - 1823
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David Standish
1788 - 1868
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Eliza Standish
Unknown - 1850
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John Standish
Unknown - Unknown
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Briggs Standish
Unknown - 1832
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James Standish
1800 - 1826
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William Standish
1794 - 1870
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Hannah Standish
1798 - 1864
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Ephraim Standish (War Of 1812)
1796 - Unknown
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Whiting Thurston Standish
1804 - Unknown

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