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Lewis Smith Longfellow

Birth4 Jul 1810 - Machias, Washington, Maine, United States
Death5 May 1893 - Machias, Washington, Maine, United States
MotherSally Boynton
FatherJonathan Longfellow

Born in Machias, Washington, Maine, United States on 4 Jul 1810 to Jonathan Longfellow and Sally Boynton. Lewis Smith Longfellow had 10 children. He passed away on 5 May 1893 in Machias, Washington, Maine, United States.

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Jonathan Longfellow
1770 - 1835
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Sally Boynton
1774 - 1843
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Lewis J Longfellow
1857 - 1945
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Georgia B Longfellow
1862 - Unknown
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Mary Alice Longfellow
1859 - 1862
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Lovinia W Longfellow
1852 - 1862
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Aaron Longfellow
1854 - 1862
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Harriet J. Longfellow
1849 - 1849
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Sarina Longfellow
1852 - Unknown
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Harriet W. Longfellow
1851 - 1851
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Eliza A Longfellow
1847 - 1931
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Henry Clay Longfellow
1838 - 1920

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