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Susannah Killam

Birth1752 - Ware, Massachusetts
Death24 Nov 1841 - Monroe, Grafton, New Hampshire, United States
MotherElizabeth Bush Gouldsbury
FatherCharles Kilham

Born in Ware, Massachusetts on 1752 to Charles Kilham and Elizabeth Bush Gouldsbury. Susannah Killam married Timothy Olmstead and had 12 children. She passed away on 24 Nov 1841 in Monroe, Grafton, New Hampshire, United States.

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Parents
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Charles Kilham
1709 - 1785
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Elizabeth Bush Gouldsbury
1716 - 1780
Spouse(s)
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Timothy Olmstead
1743 - 1812
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Phineas Olmstead
1772 - 1845
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Frances "Fanny" Olmsted
1781 - 1867
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Emery Olmstead
1797 - 1878
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Timothy Olmstead
1794 - 1813
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Wells Olmstead
1787 - 1813
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Thankful Holmstead
1768 - 1845
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Charles Olmstead
1775 - Unknown
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Nathaniel K Olmstead
1792 - Unknown
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Whiting Olmstead
1789 - Unknown
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Polly Olmstead
1776 - 1796
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Relief Olmstead
1785 - Unknown
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Phineas Olmstead
1793 - 1875

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