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Sylvanus Hemingway

Birth3 May 1772 - Royalston, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Death11 May 1842 - Waterford, Caledonia, Vermont, USA
MotherMartha Moulton
FatherSylvanus Hemenway

Born in Royalston, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States on 3 May 1772 to Sylvanus Hemenway and Martha Moulton. Sylvanus Hemingway married Elizabeth Hopkins and had 12 children. He passed away on 11 May 1842 in Waterford, Caledonia, Vermont, USA.

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Sylvanus Hemenway
1726 - 1812
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Martha Moulton
1743 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hopkins
1773 - 1844
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Susan Hemingway
1810 - 1895
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Laban Hemingway
1792 - 1868
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Mary Hemingway
1804 - 1902
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Cyrus Hemingway
1793 - 1848
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Martha Joslin
1800 - 1860
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Luther Hemenway
1808 - 1897
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Betsey Hemingway
1796 - 1877
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Sylvanus Hemingway
1798 - Unknown
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Darius Hemingway
1802 - 1876
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Laura Hemingway
1819 - 1820
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Sally Ann Hemingway
1817 - 1885
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Olive Hemingway
1813 - Unknown

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