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William Sullivan

Birth1750-04-05 - Georgetown,,Maine,USA
Death20 Mar 1826 - Frankfort, Hancock, Maine
MotherIsabella Riordan
FatherJohn Sullivan

Born in Georgetown,,Maine,USA on 1750-04-05 to John Sullivan and Isabella Riordan. William Sullivan married Anne Riordan and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Mar 1826 in Frankfort, Hancock, Maine.

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John Sullivan
1720 - Unknown
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Isabella Riordan
Unknown - Unknown
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Anne Riordan
1748 - 1823
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David Sullivan
1780 - 1861
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Daniel Sullivan
1790 - Unknown
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John Sullivan
1775 - Unknown
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Ezekiel Sullivan
1777 - Unknown
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Isabella Sullivan
1771 - Unknown
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Molly Sullivan
1775 - Unknown
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Jane Sullivan
1779 - Unknown
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Belah Sullivan
1788 - Unknown
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Hosea Sullivan
1785 - Unknown
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Rosanna Sullivan
1783 - Unknown
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Margaret Sullivan
1792 - Unknown

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