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Mary Spaulding

Birth1675 - Canterbury, Connecticut, USA
Death4 Sep 1724 - Plainfield, Windham, Connecticut, United States
MotherOlive Farwell
FatherBENJAMIN SPALDING

Born in Canterbury, Connecticut, USA on 1675 to BENJAMIN SPALDING and Olive Farwell. Mary Spaulding married Isaac Morgan and had 11 children. She passed away on 4 Sep 1724 in Plainfield, Windham, Connecticut, United States.

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Parents
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Benjamin Spalding
1643 - 1712
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Olive Farwell
1645 - 1740
Spouse(s)
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Isaac Morgan
1670 - 1754
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Isaac Morgan
1706 - 1725
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David Morgan
1700 - 1768
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Benjamin Morgan
1714 - 1811
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Joseph Morgan
1710 - Unknown
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Mary Morgan
1702 - Unknown
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Olive Morgan
1712 - Unknown
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Mary Morgan
1698 - 1720
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Ann Cooper
1702 - Unknown
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Ebenezer Morgan
1719 - 1777
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Nathaniel Morgan
1717 - Unknown
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Joseph Morgan
1701 - 1764

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