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William Tanner

Birth15 MAR 1719 - East Hadden, Middlesex, Connecticut, British America
Death27 Jun 1763 - Cornwall, Litchfield, Connecticut, where his is the oldest legible tombstone
MotherMartha Borden
FatherThomas Edward Tanner Sr.

Born in East Hadden, Middlesex, Connecticut, British America on 15 MAR 1719 to Thomas Edward Tanner Sr. and Martha Borden. William Tanner married Hannah Newcomb and had 6 children. He passed away on 27 Jun 1763 in Cornwall, Litchfield, Connecticut, where his is the oldest legible tombstone.

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Thomas Edward Tanner Sr.
1705 - 1750
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Martha Borden
1700 - 1753
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Hannah Newcomb
1728 - 1806
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Hannah Tanner
1735 - 1806
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Consider Tanner
1750 - 1819
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Capt Tryal Tanner
1751 - 1833
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Ephriam Tanner
1754 - 1801
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Ebenezer Tanner
1757 - 1819
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William Tanner
1762 - 1828
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Joseph Tanner
Unknown - Unknown

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