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Lt. Matthew Brewer

Birth1765 - New Jersey, Monmouth, New Jersey, United States
Death1825 - New York
MotherMary Molly Maria Archer (Richards-Reijers)(Dombacker)(Brouwer-Brewer)
FatherCornelius Brower

Born in New Jersey, Monmouth, New Jersey, United States on 1765 to Cornelius Brower and Mary Molly Maria Archer (Richards-Reijers)(Dombacker)(Brouwer-Brewer). Lt. Matthew Brewer married Mary Emery and had 11 children. He passed away on 1825 in New York.

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Parents
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Cornelius Brower
1730 - 1805
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Mary Molly Maria Archer (Richards-reijers)(dombacker)(brouwer-brewer)
1735 - 1793
Spouse(s)
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Mary Emery
1759 - 1865
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Mary Magdalena Brewer
1765 - 1845
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Jacob Brewer
1790 - 1866
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Charity Brewer
1778 - 1857
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John Beemer Brewer
1793 - 1861
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Mathew Brewer
1788 - 1849
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Conrad Brewer
1798 - 1854
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Elizabeth Brewer
1782 - 1882
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Sarah Brewer
1785 - 1885
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Mary Brewer
1802 - 1883
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Jacob Brewer
1773 - 1842
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William Brewer
1796 - Unknown
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Mary Magdalena Brewer
1794 - 1872

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