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William Davison

Birth1763 - Not Available
Death30 JUL 1803 - Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut
MotherHannah Morse
FatherBarzillai Davison

Born on 1763 to Barzillai Davison and Hannah Morse. William Davison married Sarah Edgerton and had 7 children. He passed away on 30 JUL 1803 in Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.

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Barzillai Davison
1740 - 1828
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Hannah Morse
1741 - 1799
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Sarah Edgerton
1765 - 1793
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Sally Edgerton
Unknown - Unknown
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Gurdon Davison
1793 - Unknown
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Gurdon Davison
1803 - 1836
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Nathaniel Davison
1790 - Unknown
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Mariah (Ann Marie) Davison
Unknown - 1834
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Lydia Davison
1784 - Unknown
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William Davison
Unknown - 1834
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Sally Davison
1784 - Unknown

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