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Martha Fields Allen

Birth6 Mar 1745 - Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, United States
Death19 Aug 1792 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts USA
MotherMartha Hall
FatherANDREW Allen

Born in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, United States on 6 Mar 1745 to ANDREW Allen and Martha Hall. Martha Fields Allen married Consider Law and had 9 children. She passed away on 19 Aug 1792 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts USA.

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Parents
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Andrew Allen
Unknown - Unknown
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Martha Hall
1725 - 1803
Spouse(s)
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Consider Law
1756 - 1820
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Thomas Bascom
1744 - 1787
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Thomas Carrier
Unknown - Unknown
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Martha "Patty" Eastman Law
1784 - 1854
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Mariah Law
1796 - 1861
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Sally Heath
1790 - 1865
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Nathan Bascom
1775 - 1837
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Martha Bascom
1777 - Unknown
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Asa Bascom
1784 - 1855
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David Bascom
1778 - 1859
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Irena Law Gridley
1793 - 1839
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Joel Bascom
1773 - 1854

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