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Joseph Eavenson

Birth28 Jun 1758 - Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Death13 Sep 1842 - Pennsylvania, United States
MotherMary Williamson
FatherGeorge Eavenson

Born in Chester, Pennsylvania, United States on 28 Jun 1758 to George Eavenson and Mary Williamson. Joseph Eavenson married Ann Yearsley and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 Sep 1842 in Pennsylvania, United States.

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George Eavenson
1726 - 1816
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Mary Williamson
1726 - 1828
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Ann Yearsley
1757 - 1822
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Joseph Yearsley Eavenson
1795 - 1865
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Mary Eavenson
1787 - 1861
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Hannah Eavenson
1781 - 1863
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George Eavenson
1782 - 1870
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Sarah Eavenson
1784 - Unknown
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Thomas Eavenson
1790 - 1795
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Nancy Eavenson
1793 - Unknown

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