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Mehitabel Clark

Birth7 Dec 1690 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death25 Nov 1765 - Walpole, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMary Miriam Wight
FatherJoseph Clark

Born in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA on 7 Dec 1690 to Joseph Clark and Mary Miriam Wight. Mehitabel Clark married Timothy Morse and had 10 children. She passed away on 25 Nov 1765 in Walpole, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Clark
1664 - 1731
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Mary Miriam Wight
1667 - 1705
Spouse(s)
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Timothy Morse
1687 - 1765
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Aquilla Robbins
1685 - 1712
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Mehitable Morse
1732 - 1765
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Solomon Morse
1720 - 1804
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Timothy Morse
1716 - 1816
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Elisha Morse
1726 - 1806
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Jotham Morse
1728 - 1756
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Daniel Morse
1722 - 1743
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Benoni Robbins
1712 - 1731
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Rachel Morse
1724 - 1731
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Mary Robbins
1708 - 1800
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Aquilla Robbins
Unknown - Unknown

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