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Tryphena Collins

Birth03 Feb 1732 - Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Death19 Jan 1827 - Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
MotherElizabeth Hall
FatherOliver Collins

Born in Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States on 03 Feb 1732 to Oliver Collins and Elizabeth Hall. Tryphena Collins married Charles Stone and had 13 children. She passed away on 19 Jan 1827 in Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Oliver Collins
1710 - 1788
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Elizabeth Hall
1698 - 1751
Spouse(s)
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Charles Stone
1733 - 1795
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Luther Stone, Md
1753 - 1839
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Loraine Stone
1755 - 1841
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Olive Stone
1770 - 1849
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Lydia Stone
1775 - 1846
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Ethan Stone
1767 - 1852
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Daniel Stone, Md
1772 - 1839
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Tryphena Pease Nee Stone
1759 - 1813
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Aaron Stone
1763 - 1851
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Charles Stone
1757 - 1848
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Bernice Stone
1761 - 1813
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Amanda Stone
1765 - 1800
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Stephen Stone
1774 - 1870
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Oliver Stone
1770 - 1839

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