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Thomasine Buffum

Birthabt 1679 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death1718 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherHanna Pope
FatherCaleb Buffum

Born in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on abt 1679 to Caleb Buffum and Hanna Pope. Thomasine Buffum married Lawrence Southwick and had 7 children. She passed away on 1718 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Caleb Buffum
1650 - 1731
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Hanna Pope
1648 - 1731
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Lawrence Southwick
1664 - 1718
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Lawrence Southwick
1711 - 1795
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Daniel Southwick
1705 - 1776
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Joseph Southwick
1716 - 1791
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Josiah Southwick
1707 - Unknown
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Caleb Southwick
1709 - 1742
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Esther Southwick
1712 - Unknown
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David Southwick
1714 - 1791

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