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Nathaniel Clark

Birth17 February 1729 - Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA
Death20 Oct 1821 - Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
MotherTHANKFULL STEVENS
FatherJoseph Clark

Born in Rochester, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA on 17 February 1729 to Joseph Clark and THANKFULL STEVENS. Nathaniel Clark married Bethiah Crosby and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Oct 1821 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA.

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Joseph Clark
1684 - 1739
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Thankfull Stevens
1690 - 1732
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Bethiah Crosby
1738 - 1816
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Nathaniel Clark
1764 - 1810
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Mary Clark
1759 - 1844
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Theophilus Clark
1766 - 1859
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Asenath Clark
1783 - 1838
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Catharine W Clark
1774 - 1855
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Sarah Clark
1762 - 1768
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Joseph Clark
1777 - 1870
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Thomas Clark
1780 - 1839
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Bethiah Clark
1768 - Unknown
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Sarah Clark
1770 - 1846

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