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William Walcott

Birth1645 - Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
Death1700 - Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherAlice INGERSOLL (Immigrant)
FatherWilliam Woolcott

Born in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 1645 to William Woolcott and Alice INGERSOLL (Immigrant). William Walcott married Mary Sibley and had 6 children. He passed away on 1700 in Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.

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William Woolcott
1608 - 1660
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Alice Ingersoll (Immigrant)
1612 - 1643
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Mary Sibley
1644 - 1683
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Mary Walcott
1675 - 1752
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Jonathan Wolcott
1670 - 1745
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Samuel Walcott
1678 - 1728
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Hannah Walcott
1667 - 1699
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John Walcott
1666 - 1737
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Joseph Walcot Walcott Woolcott
1673 - 1674

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