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Persis S. Eddy

Birth18 September 1753 - Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Death3 July 1838 - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA
MotherSarah Eddy
FatherWilliam Eddy

Born in Oxford, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA on 18 September 1753 to William Eddy and Sarah Eddy. Persis S. Eddy married John Barton and had 10 children. She passed away on 3 July 1838 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA.

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Parents
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William Eddy
1725 - 1805
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Sarah Eddy
1724 - 1808
Spouse(s)
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John Barton
1755 - 1834
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John Barton
1779 - 1839
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Persis Barton
1781 - 1855
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David Barton
1783 - 1854
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Celinda Barton
1790 - Unknown
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Mary Barton
1797 - 1875
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Ruth Barton
1777 - 1865
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Lydia Ann Barton
1776 - 1848
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Elizabeth Barton
1789 - 1867
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Lydia Barton
1795 - 1828
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Ruth Barton
1781 - Unknown

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