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Lydia Morrison

Birth14 Feb 1723 - York, Maine, USA
DeathUnknown - Wells, York, Maine, Colonial America
MotherEleanor Littlefield
FatherDaniel Morrison

Born in York, Maine, USA on 14 Feb 1723 to Daniel Morrison and Eleanor Littlefield. Lydia Morrison married Benjamin Kimball and had 12 children. She passed away on Unknown in Wells, York, Maine, Colonial America.

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Parents
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Daniel Morrison
1691 - 1756
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Eleanor Littlefield
1697 - 1756
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Kimball
1721 - 1810
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Benjamin Kimball
1757 - 1838
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Eleanor Kimball
1751 - 1830
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Nathan Kimball
1750 - 1827
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Abigail Kimball
1759 - 1846
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David Kimball
1765 - 1824
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Joseph Kimball
1763 - 1836
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Joshua Kimball
1745 - Unknown
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Josiah Kimball
1770 - Unknown
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Eleanor Kimball
1744 - 1820
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Jonathan Kimball
1767 - Unknown
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Benjamin Kimball
1747 - Unknown
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Abigail Kimball
1761 - Unknown

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