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Sarah Champlin

Birth27 Mar 1759 - Charlestown, Washington County, RI
Death26 Feb 1817 - Westerly, Washington County, RI
MotherLucy STANTON
FatherChristopher Champlin

Born in Charlestown, Washington County, RI on 27 Mar 1759 to Christopher Champlin and Lucy STANTON. Sarah Champlin married B. Gen. William Rhodes and had 6 children. She passed away on 26 Feb 1817 in Westerly, Washington County, RI.

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Christopher Champlin
1707 - 1766
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Lucy Stanton
1722 - 1776
Spouse(s)
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B. Gen. William Rhodes
1753 - 1835
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Joshua Champlin Rhodes
1790 - 1830
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Christopher Rhodes
1779 - 1825
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Celia Rhodes
1792 - 1865
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Sarah "Sally" Rhodes
1788 - 1803
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William Rhodes
1784 - 1802
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Thomas Randall Rhodes
1786 - 1820

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