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Willard Corliss

Birth6 Jun 1798 - Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA
Death1867 - Newport, Sullivan, New Hampshire, United States
MotherSarah Gordon
FatherElihu Corliss

Born in Alexandria, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA on 6 Jun 1798 to Elihu Corliss and Sarah Gordon. Willard Corliss married Catherine Spiller and had 4 children. He passed away on 1867 in Newport, Sullivan, New Hampshire, United States.

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Elihu Corliss
1758 - 1844
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Sarah Gordon
1762 - 1841
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Catherine Spiller
1793 - 1795
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Clarissa T Hatch
1804 - 1838
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Florella Fletcher
1808 - 1875
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Eliza Corliss
1817 - 1895
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George Henry Corliss
1838 - 1897
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Hannah Emily Corliss
1830 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Corliss
1836 - Unknown

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