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Jerusha Matthews

Birth1723 - Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Death1779 - Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
MotherJerusha Bigelow
FatherJohn Matthews

Born in Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA on 1723 to John Matthews and Jerusha Bigelow. Jerusha Matthews married Ebenezer Prescott and had 6 children. She passed away on 1779 in Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States.

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John Matthews
1695 - 1764
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Jerusha Bigelow
1697 - 1764
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Ebenezer Prescott
1723 - 1776
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Josiah Prescott
1748 - 1825
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Fortunatus Prescott
1761 - 1819
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Joseph Prescott
1753 - 1806
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Benjamin Prescott
1755 - 1826
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Patience Prescott
1750 - 1811
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Ebeneezer Prescott
1758 - 1794

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