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Jonathan Newcomb

Birth1 Mar 1686 - Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death26 Mar 1745 - Cape Breton, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherSusanna Cutting
FatherPeter Newcomb

Born in Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States on 1 Mar 1686 to Peter Newcomb and Susanna Cutting. Jonathan Newcomb married Deborah Saville/Cutting and had 8 children. He passed away on 26 Mar 1745 in Cape Breton, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Peter Newcomb
1648 - 1725
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Susanna Cutting
1652 - 1700
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Deborah Saville/cutting
1684 - 1780
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Deborah Newcomb
1713 - 1757
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Benjamin Newcomb
1719 - 1802
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Jonathan Newcomb
1711 - 1802
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Joseph Newcomb
1716 - 1778
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William Newcomb
1721 - 1790
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Judith Newcomb
1724 - 1749
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Samuel Newcomb(s/us)
1726 - 1802
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Sarah Newcomb
1728 - Unknown

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