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Thomas Kenyon

Birth1695 - South Kingston,Washington,Rhode Island,USA
Death1774 - Charlestown,Washington,Rhode Island,USA
MotherRuth Wells
FatherJames Kenyon

Born in South Kingston,Washington,Rhode Island,USA on 1695 to James Kenyon and Ruth Wells. Thomas Kenyon married Mary Ladd and had 16 children. He passed away on 1774 in Charlestown,Washington,Rhode Island,USA.

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Parents
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James Kenyon
1657 - 1724
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Ruth Wells
1657 - 1720
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ladd
1696 - 1775
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Elizabeth Abigail Remington
1685 - 1747
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Daniel Kenyon
1721 - 1786
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Elisha Kenyon
1718 - 1783
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Susannah Kenyon
1741 - 1831
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Joram Kenyon
1729 - 1752
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Thomas Kenyon
1727 - 1777
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Mary Kenyon
1725 - 1763
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Desire Kenyon
1723 - 1763
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Ellen L Kenyon
1723 - 1763
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Mary Kenyon
1721 - 1775
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David Kenyon
1719 - 1781
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Sarah Kenyon
1724 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Barber
1731 - 1781
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Phineas Kenyon
1744 - 1829
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Capt. Thomas Kenyon
1729 - 1811
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Robert Kenyon
1735 - 1805
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Mary Kenyon
1733 - 1824

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