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William Conant

Birth6 Jul 1707 - Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British American Colonies
Death21 Apr 1756 - Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts Colony, British American Colonies
MotherMartha CLEAVES
FatherLot Conant

Born in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts Colony, British American Colonies on 6 Jul 1707 to Lot Conant and Martha CLEAVES. William Conant married Mary Lamson and had 7 children. He passed away on 21 Apr 1756 in Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts Colony, British American Colonies.

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Lot Conant
1679 - 1767
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Martha Cleaves
1681 - 1725
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Mary Lamson
1710 - 1744
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Dorothy Wooley
Unknown - Unknown
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William Ii Conant
1732 - 1804
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Lois Conant
1738 - 1821
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Molly Conant
1743 - 1835
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Asa Conant
1735 - 1800
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Oliver Conant
1740 - Unknown
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Lucy Conant
1740 - 1828
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Lucy Conant
Unknown - Unknown

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