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Paul Healey

Birth3 Apr 1664 - Cambridge, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death12 Mar 1718 - Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth Cooper/Cowper
FatherHenry zzz Smith

Born in Cambridge, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA on 3 Apr 1664 to Henry zzz Smith and Elizabeth Cooper/Cowper. Paul Healey married Elizabeth Smith and had 13 children. He passed away on 12 Mar 1718 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Henry Zzz Smith
1632 - 1676
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Elizabeth Cooper/cowper
1637 - 1690
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Smith
1663 - 1709
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Elizabeth Zzz Smith
1663 - 1720
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Samuel Healy
1698 - 1797
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Paul Healey
1696 - 1725
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Ebenezer Haley/healy
1709 - 1777
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Henry Holley
1695 - 1765
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William Healy
1701 - Unknown
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Thomas Healy
1699 - 1799
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John Healy
1707 - 1807
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Phebe Healy
1702 - 1704
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Benjamin Healy
1715 - Unknown
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Temptation Healy
1711 - 1811
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Nathaniel Healey
1706 - 1744
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William Healy
1701 - 1801
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John Healy
1707 - 1807

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