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Sarah Appleton

Birth22 NOV 1730 - Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
DeathNot Available - Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElisabeth Wade
FatherBenjamin Appleton

Born in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 22 NOV 1730 to Benjamin Appleton and Elisabeth Wade. Sarah Appleton married Peter Smith and had 15 children. She passed away in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Benjamin Appleton
1702 - 1731
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Elisabeth Wade
1701 - 1783
Spouse(s)
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Peter Smith
1728 - 1820
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John Smith
1754 - 1824
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Susannah Smith
1767 - 1777
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Peter Smith
1757 - 1839
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Sarah Smith
1760 - 1845
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Daniel Smith
1772 - 1821
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Walter Smith, Soldier War Of 1812
1774 - 1843
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James Winans Smith
1771 - 1859
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Ann Smith
1758 - Unknown
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Seymour Smith
1779 - 1863
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Mary "Polly" Smith
1765 - 1822
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David Smith
1782 - 1820
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Charlotte Smith
1768 - 1835
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James Smith
1757 - 1814
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Benjamin Smith
1749 - 1831
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Zada Smith
1783 - Unknown

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