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William Proctor

Birth28 JAN 1675/76 - New London, New London, Connecticut, United States
Death1744 - Killingly, Conn
MotherElizabeth Thorndike
FatherJohn Proctor

Born in New London, New London, Connecticut, United States on 28 JAN 1675/76 to John Proctor and Elizabeth Thorndike. William Proctor married William Douglas and had 13 children. She passed away on 1744 in Killingly, Conn.

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John Proctor
1622 - 1692
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Elizabeth Thorndike
1641 - 1672
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William Douglas
1672 - 1719
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Asa Douglas
1715 - 1792
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Hannah Douglas
1696 - 1757
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Abiah Douglas Holland
1702 - 1726
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Samuel Douglas
1699 - 1703
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Jerusha Douglas
1706 - 1786
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Samuel Douglas
1707 - 1770
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Thomas Douglas
1712 - 1791
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William Douglas
1698 - 1717
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Benajah Douglas
1710 - 1760
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James Douglas
1711 - 1762
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Sarah Douglas
1704 - 1774
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John Douglas (Lt. Col.) (Desc/william Douglas, Iii-sarah Proctor-john Proctor, Jr.)
1703 - 1766
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James Douglas
1694 - 1785

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