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John Gallison

Birth03 Feb 1731 - Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts, British Colony
DeathMar 26, 1786 - Marblehead, Essex Co., Massachusetts, USA
MotherAnnis Stacey
FatherJohn Gallison

Born in Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts, British Colony on 03 Feb 1731 to John Gallison and Annis Stacey. John Gallison had 15 children. He passed away on Mar 26, 1786 in Marblehead, Essex Co., Massachusetts, USA.

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John Gallison
1704 - 1736
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Annis Stacey
1709 - 1771
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Eunice Gallison
1763 - Unknown
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Eunice Gallison
1757 - 1759
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Henry Gallison
1759 - 1825
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Abigail Gallison
1763 - 1765
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John Abington Gallison
1754 - 1846
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Charlotte Gallison
1773 - 1801
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Elizabeth Gallison
1765 - 1831
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William Gallison
1756 - 1777
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Michael Gallison
1768 - 1801
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Anise Gallison
1761 - 1801
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Silvanus Gallison
1768 - 1814
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Harriet Gallison
1771 - Unknown
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Sarah Gallison
1764 - 1765
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Henry Gallison
1758 - 1759
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Joseph Gallison
1752 - 1772

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