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Susannah Hanson

Birth9 Jul 1705 - Philadelphia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States
Death8 Mar 1747 - Still Pond, Kent, Maryland
MotherSusanna Freeland
FatherTimothy Hanson

Born in Philadelphia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, United States on 9 Jul 1705 to Timothy Hanson and Susanna Freeland. Susannah Hanson married John Corse and had 10 children. She passed away on 8 Mar 1747 in Still Pond, Kent, Maryland.

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Parents
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Timothy Hanson
1679 - 1754
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Susanna Freeland
Unknown - 1740
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John Corse
1701 - 1763
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John Corse
1729 - 1807
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Susannah Corse
1733 - 1777
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Timothy Hanson Corse
1734 - 1773
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William Corse / Course
1727 - 1784
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Samuel Corse
1735 - 1770
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Hannah Corse
1744 - 1770
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Rebecca Corse
1738 - 1746
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Mary Corse
1726 - Unknown
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Wethyann Corse
1730 - Unknown
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Martha Corse
1734 - Unknown

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