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William J Macomber

Birth29 Mar 1702 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
Death03 Feb 1800 - Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth Randall
FatherWilliam Macomber

Born in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA on 29 Mar 1702 to William Macomber and Elizabeth Randall. William J Macomber married Lydia Tripp and had 13 children. He passed away on 03 Feb 1800 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States.

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William Macomber
1674 - 1767
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Elizabeth Randall
1673 - 1759
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Lydia Tripp
1711 - 1788
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Wesson Macomber
1745 - 1816
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David H Macomber
1739 - 1810
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Peace Maccumber
1736 - 1810
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Lydia Macomber
1732 - 1767
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James Macomber
1740 - 1790
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Alice Macomber
1740 - Unknown
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George Macomber
1750 - 1843
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Joshua Macomber
1745 - 1843
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Joshua Macomber
1759 - 1853
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Peace Macomber
1736 - 1825
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John (1734) Macomber
1734 - 1802
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Abiel Macomber
1729 - 1812
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Abiel Macomber
1738 - 1821

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