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Samuel Cottrell

Birth25 Apr 1765 - Exeter, Washington, Rhode Island
Death7 JAN 1813 - Hoosick, Rensselaer, New York, United States
MotherSusannah Reynolds
FatherSamuel Cottrell

Born in Exeter, Washington, Rhode Island on 25 Apr 1765 to Samuel Cottrell and Susannah Reynolds. Samuel Cottrell married Huldah Southwick and had 10 children. He passed away on 7 JAN 1813 in Hoosick, Rensselaer, New York, United States.

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Samuel Cottrell
1729 - 1807
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Susannah Reynolds
1732 - 1768
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Huldah Southwick
1765 - 1833
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Nathaniel Cottrell
1793 - 1879
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Nathan Cotterell
1796 - 1863
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Jonathan Cottrell
1799 - 1848
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Judith Cottrell
1794 - 1849
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Arathusa (Huldah) Cottrell
1803 - 1870
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Hannah Cottrell
1801 - 1813
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Sally Cottrell
1791 - 1820
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Betsey Cottrell
1788 - 1846
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Huldah C Hull
1804 - 1827
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Deborah Maria Cottrell
1809 - 1834

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