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Thomas Marshall

Birth28 Mar 1692 - Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Colony
Death3 Apr 1766 - Holliston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Colony
MotherDorcas Dinley
FatherThomas Marshall

Born in Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Colony on 28 Mar 1692 to Thomas Marshall and Dorcas Dinley. Thomas Marshall married Esther Elizabeth Learned and had 9 children. He passed away on 3 Apr 1766 in Holliston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Colony.

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Thomas Marshall
1656 - 1719
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Dorcas Dinley
1659 - 1746
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Esther Elizabeth Learned
1696 - 1761
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Abigail Clark
1712 - 1794
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Joseph Marshall
1717 - 1774
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Ebenezer Marshall
1721 - 1802
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Thomas Marshall
1719 - 1752
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Dinah Marshall
1726 - 1729
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James Marshall
1734 - 1802
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Nahum Marshall
1732 - 1791
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Ezra Marshall
1729 - 1732
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John Marshall
1723 - 1802
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Thomas Marshall
Unknown - Unknown

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