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Susannah Brown

Birth17 Sep 1765 - Massachusetts
Death14 Mar 1827 - Ulster, Ulster, New York, United States
Mothersarah king
FatherMoses Brown

Born in Massachusetts on 17 Sep 1765 to Moses Brown and sarah king. Susannah Brown married Daniel Coddington and had 7 children. She passed away on 14 Mar 1827 in Ulster, Ulster, New York, United States.

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Parents
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Moses Brown
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah King
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Daniel Coddington
1767 - 1841
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Jacobus Van Wagenen Cattington
1796 - 1870
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Moses Depuy Coddington
1804 - 1884
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William Christopher Coddington
1807 - 1879
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Catherine Coddington
1800 - Unknown
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Deborah Coddington
1797 - 1870
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Anna Coddington
1802 - Unknown
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Maria Coddington
1799 - 1870

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