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Tryphosia Goodwin

Birth06 DEC 1807 - Bath, Grafton, NH
Death5 Feb 1892 - Leon, Monroe, Wisconsin, United States
MotherSarah SANBORN(Mayflower)
FatherDr. Ezra GOODWIN. ( tree)

Born in Bath, Grafton, NH on 06 DEC 1807 to Dr. Ezra GOODWIN. ( tree) and Sarah SANBORN(Mayflower). Tryphosia Goodwin married Morey Oscar Slayton and had 5 children. She passed away on 5 Feb 1892 in Leon, Monroe, Wisconsin, United States.

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Parents
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Dr. Ezra Goodwin. ( Tree)
1773 - 1867
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Sarah Sanborn(mayflower)
1779 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Morey Oscar Slayton
1802 - 1872
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Zera Barnes Slayton (Mayflower)
1833 - 1920
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Morey Oscar Slayton
1839 - 1902
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Charles W Slayton
1835 - 1904
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Ezra Goodwin Slayton
1830 - 1916
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Clarissa E Slayton
1841 - 1893

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