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William Maxon

Birth16 Nov 1745 - Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Death5 July 1798 - Brookfield, Madison, New York, United States
MotherHannah Reynolds
FatherWilliam Maxson

Born in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, United States on 16 Nov 1745 to William Maxson and Hannah Reynolds. William Maxon married Lucy Miner Minor Maxson and had 11 children. He passed away on 5 July 1798 in Brookfield, Madison, New York, United States.

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William Maxson
1717 - 1792
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Hannah Reynolds
1717 - 1749
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Miner Minor Maxson
1746 - 1821
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Lois Maxson
1775 - 1837
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Susanna Maxson
1769 - 1863
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Lucy Maxson
1784 - 1856
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William Miner Maxson
1772 - 1848
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Susan Maxson
1782 - 1841
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Tabor Maxson
1778 - 1855
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Hannah Maxon Or Maxson
1780 - Unknown
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Elon Maxson
1788 - 1856
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Aseneth Maxson
1786 - 1868
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Asenath Maxson
1786 - 1868
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Elon Maxson
1788 - Unknown

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