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John Cutler

Birth3 June 1696 - Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
Death13 Mar 1759 - Brookfield, Massachusetts
MotherMary Norcross
FatherJohn Cutler

Born in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA on 3 June 1696 to John Cutler and Mary Norcross. John Cutler married Abigail Merriam and had 10 children. He passed away on 13 Mar 1759 in Brookfield, Massachusetts.

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John Cutler
1663 - 1714
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Mary Norcross
1663 - 1722
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Abigail Merriam
1698 - 1768
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Thaddeus Cutler
1735 - 1768
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Robert Cutler
1728 - 1761
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Josiah Cutler
1732 - 1759
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Isaac Cutler
1726 - 1745
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Samuel Cutler
1744 - 1821
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John Cutler
1724 - 1747
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Abijah Cutler
1730 - 1795
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Joseph Cutler
1739 - 1825
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Joseph Cutler
1737 - 1738
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Abigail Cutler
1730 - 1795

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