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Mary Cornwall

Birth20 Nov 1666 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut Colony
Death16 Nov 1742 - Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut Colony
MotherMartha Peck
FatherJohn Cornwell

Born in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut Colony on 20 Nov 1666 to John Cornwell and Martha Peck. Mary Cornwall married (D) SAMUEL DOOLITTLE SAR and had 12 children. She passed away on 16 Nov 1742 in Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut Colony.

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Parents
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John Cornwell
1640 - 1707
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Martha Peck
1641 - 1709
Spouse(s)
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(D) Samuel Doolittle Sar
1665 - 1774
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Samuel Doolittle
1691 - 1736
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Jonathan Doolittle Sr
1689 - 1759
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Thankful Doolittle
1702 - 1750
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Hannah Doolittle
1700 - 1738
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Martha Doolittle
1698 - 1779
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Abraham Doolittle
1695 - 1733
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Mary Doolittle
1693 - 1735
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Nathaniel Doolittle
1706 - 1752
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Abigail Doolittle
1697 - Unknown
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Esther Doolittle
1709 - 1786
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Joseph Doolittle, Sr.
1704 - 1771
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Thankful Doolittle
1682 - 1716

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