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Mary Poor

Birth20 JUL 1752 - Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death1847 - Warren, Grafton, New Hampshire, United States
MotherMartha Cheney
FatherAmos Poor

Born in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 20 JUL 1752 to Amos Poor and Martha Cheney. Mary Poor married John Currier and had 13 children. She passed away on 1847 in Warren, Grafton, New Hampshire, United States.

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Parents
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Amos Poor
1724 - 1802
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Martha Cheney
1726 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Currier
1748 - 1834
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John Currier
1752 - 1823
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Jacob Currier
1787 - 1845
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John Currier
1786 - 1849
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Sarah Sally Currier
1782 - 1870
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Hannah Currier ❎
1774 - 1854
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Elizabeth Betsey Currier
1776 - 1852
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Mary Currier
1773 - 1840
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Lydia Currier
1780 - Unknown
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William Andrew Currier
1807 - 1845
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Ezekiel Currier
1774 - 1816
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Sally Currier
1784 - 1872
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Sally Currier
1780 - Unknown
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Ezekiel Currier
1790 - 1816
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John Currier
1786 - 1841

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