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Jesse Willcocks

Birth04 OCT 1744 - Killington, CT
Death1823 - Newport, N H
MotherMary Pierson Wilcox
FatherStephen Wilcox

Born in Killington, CT on 04 OCT 1744 to Stephen Wilcox and Mary Pierson Wilcox. Jesse Willcocks married Thankful Stevens and had 9 children. He passed away on 1823 in Newport, N H.

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Parents
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Stephen Wilcox
1706 - 1781
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Mary Pierson Wilcox
1713 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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Thankful Stevens
1746 - 1827
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Oliver Wilcox
1779 - 1837
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Abigail "Nabby" Wilcox
1787 - 1862
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Jesse Wilcox
1771 - 1811
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Nathan Wilcox
1774 - 1825
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Stephen Wilcox
1778 - 1849
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Miriam Wilcox
1784 - Unknown
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Grace Wilcox
1782 - 1819
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Thankful Wilcox
1781 - 1833
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Mary "Polly" Wilcox
1776 - 1858

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