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Nathaniel Williams

Birth25 Aug 1692 - Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States
DeathOctober 16, 1772 - Westfield, Massachusetts
MotherMary Owen
FatherNathaniel Williams

Born in Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States on 25 Aug 1692 to Nathaniel Williams and Mary Owen. Nathaniel Williams married Abigail Cranney and had 8 children. He passed away on October 16, 1772 in Westfield, Massachusetts.

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Nathaniel Williams
1647 - 1711
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Mary Owen
1662 - 1712
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Abigail Cranney
1699 - 1776
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Sarah Taylor
1689 - 1721
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Elianor Williams
1731 - 1791
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Abigail Williams
1729 - Unknown
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Zebediah Williams
1734 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Williams
1735 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Williams
1728 - Unknown
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Reuben Williams
1737 - Unknown
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Israel Williams
1739 - 1742
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Sarah Williams
1721 - 1743

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