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John Cornell

Birth10 May 1790 - Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Death27 Oct 1871 - Westport, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMeribah Mosher
FatherJohn Cornell

Born in Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA on 10 May 1790 to John Cornell and Meribah Mosher. John Cornell married Thankful Macomber and had 12 children. He passed away on 27 Oct 1871 in Westport, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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John Cornell
1754 - 1835
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Meribah Mosher
1759 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Thankful Macomber
1795 - 1858
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Solomon Cornell
1832 - 1916
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Weston Macomber Cornell
1816 - 1877
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Isaac H Cornell
1837 - 1925
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Peace Lawton Cornell
1820 - 1912
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George Lawton Cornell
1827 - 1906
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Meribah M Cornell
1818 - 1852
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Jacob M Cornell
1824 - 1907
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Nancy M Cornell
1819 - Unknown
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Job Cornell
1814 - 1893
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Mary Cornell
1816 - 1835
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James H Cornell
1834 - 1912
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John A Cornell
1832 - Unknown

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