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Susannah Stanton

Birth24 Oct 1766 - Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Death14 Apr 1842 - Monroe, NY
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Born in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA on 24 Oct 1766. Susannah Stanton married Edward Perry and had 14 children. She passed away on 14 Apr 1842 in Monroe, NY.

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Edward Perry
1760 - 1823
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Samuel Clark Perry
1806 - 1894
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Susan Perry
1792 - 1835
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Benjamin Perry
1801 - 1884
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John W. Perry
1796 - 1871
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Robert Samuel Perry
1787 - 1854
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William Perry
1783 - 1848
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Horatio Nelson Perry
1799 - 1857
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Lucretia Perry
1785 - 1844
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Sarah R. Perry
1806 - 1893
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Mary Jane Perry
1793 - Unknown
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Frederick Perry
1811 - Unknown
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Edward A Perry
1804 - Unknown
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Henry Edward Perry
1803 - 1876
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Elizabeth Perry
1789 - 1882

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