Samuel Brushell

Birth1772 - Mohegan, New London County, Connecticut, United States of America

DeathABT 1850 - Brothertown, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States

MotherAbigail UNKNOWN wife of John Brushel

FatherCapt. John "Scalper" Brushel

Born in Mohegan, New London County, Connecticut, United States of America on 1772 to Capt. John "Scalper" Brushel and Abigail UNKNOWN wife of John Brushel. Samuel Brushell married Abigail Skeesuck and had 10 children. He passed away on ABT 1850 in Brothertown, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States.

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Parents

Capt. John "Scalper" Brushel
1749 - 1782

Abigail Unknown Wife Of John Brushel
1750 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Abigail Skeesuck
1774 - 1829

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Lucinda Brushel
1815 - 1843

Henry Brushell
1814 - 1864

Samuel Brushel
1800 - 1864

Thomas Brushel
Unknown - Unknown

Lydia Brushell
Unknown - Unknown

Nancy Brushell
Unknown - Unknown

Lydia Brushel
Unknown - Unknown

Hannah Brushel
1795 - Unknown

Frances Brushel
Unknown - Unknown

Almira Brushel
Unknown - Unknown

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