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John Doolittle

Birth17 Aug 1681 - Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America
Death02 Sep 1744 - Cheshire, New Haven, Connecticut Colony, America
MotherMary Fredericks Peck
FatherJohn Doolittle

Born in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut Colony, Colonial America on 17 Aug 1681 to John Doolittle and Mary Fredericks Peck. John Doolittle married Mary Frederick and had 10 children. He passed away on 02 Sep 1744 in Cheshire, New Haven, Connecticut Colony, America.

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John Doolittle
1655 - 1746
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Mary Fredericks Peck
1666 - 1743
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Mary Frederick
1685 - 1749
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John Doolittle
1712 - 1747
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Mary Doolittle
1725 - Unknown
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Phebe Doolittle
1713 - 1758
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Obed Doolittle
1717 - 1746
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Nathll. Doolittle
1720 - Unknown
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Patience Doolittle
1732 - 1755
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Susannah Doolittle
1706 - Unknown
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Frederick T Doolittle
1715 - 1746
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Eunice Doolittle
1709 - 1732
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Keziah Doolittle
1727 - 1746

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