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Joseph Barrows

Birth1 Nov 1713 - Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
Death27 Jul 1771 - Providence, Rhode Island, USA
MotherLydia BUCKLIN
FatherBenajah Barrows

Born in Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA on 1 Nov 1713 to Benajah Barrows and Lydia BUCKLIN. Joseph Barrows married Bathsheba Woodward and had 11 children. He passed away on 27 Jul 1771 in Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

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Parents
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Benajah Barrows
1683 - 1754
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Lydia Bucklin
1680 - 1754
Spouse(s)
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Bathsheba Woodward
1717 - 1758
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Joseph Barrows
Unknown - Unknown
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Barsheba Woodard
Unknown - Unknown
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Elijah Barrows
1738 - 1801
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Joseph Barrows
1746 - 1825
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Huldah Barrows
1741 - 1792
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Sarah Barrows
1751 - 1840
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Sibboleth Barrows
1737 - Unknown
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Anna Barrows
1748 - 1845
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Molly Barrows
1753 - 1845
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Huldah Barrows
1741 - Unknown
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Betty Barrows
1753 - Unknown
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Hannah Barrows
1744 - Unknown
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Betsey Barrows
1751 - 1787

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