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Nathaniel Hapgood

Birth21 Mar 1784 - Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Death10 Feb 1874 - Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts
MotherMolly Tuttle
FatherEphraim Hapgood

Born in Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts on 21 Mar 1784 to Ephraim Hapgood and Molly Tuttle. Nathaniel Hapgood married Rebecca Stow and had 7 children. He passed away on 10 Feb 1874 in Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts.

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Ephraim Hapgood
1755 - 1828
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Molly Tuttle
1759 - 1795
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Rebecca Stow
1783 - 1873
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Cyrus Hapgood
1818 - 1899
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Mary Hapgood
1821 - Unknown
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Nathan Stow Hapgood
1810 - 1831
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Polly Hapgood
1814 - 1816
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Nathaniel Hapgood
1816 - 1864
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Joseph Hapgood
1821 - Unknown
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Rebekah Hapgood
1812 - Unknown

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