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Thomas Addison

Birth13 APR 1795 - Newton, Conn
Death11 Sep 1854 - Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA
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Born in Newton, Conn on 13 APR 1795. Thomas Addison married Betsey Curtis and had 11 children. He passed away on 11 Sep 1854 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA.

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Betsey Curtis
1790 - 1873
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Silence White "Sally" Curtiss
1797 - 1828
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Anna Louisa Addison
1823 - 1845
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Sarah Imogene Addison
1820 - 1906
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Thomas Addison
1832 - Unknown
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Samuel Dewitt Addison
1834 - 1862
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Joseph Addison
1835 - 1861
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Reuben Benjamin Addison
1840 - 1851
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Betty Curtis Addison
1837 - 1854
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Mary A Addison
1829 - 1897
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Martha Isabella Addison
1824 - 1841
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Cordelia Eugenie Addison
1826 - 1854
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Abraham Addison
1841 - Unknown

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