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Nathan Goodwin

Birth14 Oct 1714 - Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
Death29 Jun 1790 - Hampstead, New Hampshire
MotherEsther Hadley
FatherRichard Goodwin

Born in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts on 14 Oct 1714 to Richard Goodwin and Esther Hadley. Nathan Goodwin married Rhoda Colby and had 12 children. He passed away on 29 Jun 1790 in Hampstead, New Hampshire.

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Richard Goodwin
1684 - 1768
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Esther Hadley
1676 - 1729
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Rhoda Colby
1719 - 1765
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Mary Smith
1746 - 1806
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Mary Smith
1734 - Unknown
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Richard Goodwin
1746 - 1821
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Benjamin Goodwin
1748 - 1837
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Nathan Goodwin
1750 - 1832
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Alpheus Goodwin
1741 - Unknown
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Timothy Goodwin
1743 - 1804
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Theophilus Goodwin
1754 - 1798
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Mary Goodwin
1756 - 1838
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Mary Goodwin
1756 - Unknown
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Smith Goodwin
1768 - Unknown
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Mary Corlis Goodwin
1768 - Unknown
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Theophilus Goodwin
1745 - 1753
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Benjamin Goodwin
1749 - 1793

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