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Samuel Spooner

Birth20 JAN 1763 - Worcester, Hardwick, Massachusetts, United States
Death18 APR 1840 - Worcester, Hardwick, Massachusetts, United States
MotherLydia Fay
FatherAmaziah Spooner

Born in Worcester, Hardwick, Massachusetts, United States on 20 JAN 1763 to Amaziah Spooner and Lydia Fay. Samuel Spooner married Hannah Williams and had 6 children. He passed away on 18 APR 1840 in Worcester, Hardwick, Massachusetts, United States.

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Amaziah Spooner
1726 - Unknown
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Lydia Fay
1730 - 1817
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Hannah Williams
1777 - 1830
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Oren Spooner
1802 - 1867
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Samuel Brigham Spooner
1806 - 1862
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Zephaniah Spooner
1812 - 1897
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Sarah Spooner
1800 - 1846
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Hannah Spooner
1804 - 1891
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Lydia Maria Spooner
1810 - 1837

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