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Mary Shaw

Birth1740 - Cedarville, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States
Death9 October 1824 - Fairfield, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States
MotherElizabeth S Haskell
FatherNathan Carl Shaw

Born in Cedarville, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States on 1740 to Nathan Carl Shaw and Elizabeth S Haskell. Mary Shaw married Daniel Elmer III and had 6 children. She passed away on 9 October 1824 in Fairfield, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States.

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Parents
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Nathan Carl Shaw
1703 - 1761
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Elizabeth S Haskell
1708 - 1745
Spouse(s)
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Daniel Elmer Iii
1741 - 1775
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Manoah Lummis
1735 - 1799
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Daniel Elmer
1762 - 1792
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Elizabeth Elmer
1770 - 1812
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John Elmer
1774 - 1812
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Mary Polly Elmer
1766 - 1817
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Abigail Elmer
1766 - 1808
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Almeda Lummis
1785 - 1817

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