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William Woolman

Birth 1644 - England
Death27 Feb 1718 - N.J
MotherEster Zebilon Gauntt
FatherWilliam WOOLMAN

Born in England on 1644 to William WOOLMAN and Ester Zebilon Gauntt. William Woolman married Elizabeth Borton and had 13 children. He passed away on 27 Feb 1718 in N.J.

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Parents
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William Woolman
1620 - 1692
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Ester Zebilon Gauntt
1604 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Borton
1664 - 1718
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Samuel Woolman
1690 - 1750
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Hester (Or Ester) Woolman
1706 - 1778
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Ann Woolman
1694 - 1750
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Elizabeth Woolman
1685 - 1755
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Hannah Woolman
1703 - 1735
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Samuel Woolman
1718 - Unknown
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John Woolman
1685 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Woolman
1703 - 1735
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Anne Woolman
1685 - 1755
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Samuel Woolman
1653 - 1681
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Ann Woolman
Unknown - Unknown
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Martha Woolman
1691 - Unknown
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Samuel Woolman
1694 - 1750

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