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John J. Watson

Birth01 Nov 1774 - Not Available
Death17 Sep 1852 - Rhode Island
MotherSarah Hazard
FatherJob Watson

Born on 01 Nov 1774 to Job Watson and Sarah Hazard. John J. Watson married Sarah Brown and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 Sep 1852 in Rhode Island.

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Parents
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Job Watson
1744 - 1812
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Sarah Hazard
1734 - 1811
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Brown
1778 - 1804
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Isabella Neilson
1787 - 1857
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Isabella Watson
1814 - 1856
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William Robinson Watson
1799 - 1864
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Thomas H. Watson
1822 - 1862
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Harriet B. Watson
1818 - 1858
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Emily Watson
1816 - 1857
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Walter L. Watson
1807 - 1890
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John Watson
1804 - 1823
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Edwin Borden Watson
1813 - 1839
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Isabellah Watson
1806 - 1807

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