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Deborah WILLARD

Deborah WILLARD

Female 1645 - 1721  (75 years)

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Deborah WILLARD Deborah WILLARD
Female 1645 - 1721



Paul SEARS Paul SEARS
Male 1638 - 1708



Bethia SEARS Bethia SEARS
Female 1662 - 1724




Samuel SEARS Samuel SEARS
Male 1664 - 1742






Mercy MAYO Mercy MAYO
Female 1664 - 1749






Lydia SEARS Lydia SEARS
Female 1666 - 1748






Paul SEARS Paul SEARS
Male 1669 - 1740





Mary SEARS Mary SEARS
Female 1672 - 1745




Ann SEARS Ann SEARS
Female 1675 - 1745




John SEARS John SEARS
Male 1677 -




Richard SEARS Richard SEARS
Male 1680 - 1718




Daniel SEARS Daniel SEARS
Male 1682 - 1756



Hannah SEARS Hannah SEARS
Female 1685 -




Samuel SEARS Samuel SEARS
Male 1687 - 1726




Nathaniel SEARS Nathaniel SEARS
Male 1689 - 1720




Tamsen SEARS Tamsen SEARS
Female 1691 - 1761




Jonathon SEARS Jonathon SEARS
Male 1693 - 1738




Joseph SEARS Joseph SEARS
Male 1695 - 1765





Joshua SEARS Joshua SEARS
Male 1697 - 1754






Judah SEARS Judah SEARS
Male 1699 - 1776




Mary PADDOCK Mary PADDOCK
Female 1714 - 1773




John SEARS John SEARS
Male 1701 - 1774




Seth SEARS Seth SEARS
Male 1703 - 1750




Benjamin SEARS Benjamin SEARS
Male 1706 - 1797



Ann SEARS Ann SEARS
Female 1733 -




Judah SEARS Judah SEARS
Male 1734 - 1782




Mary SEARS Mary SEARS
Female 1736 -




Alden SEARS Alden SEARS
Male 1739 - 1803




Nathan Sawyer SEARS Nathan Sawyer SEARS
Male 1741 - 1825




David SEARS David SEARS
Male 1744 -




Richard SEARS Richard SEARS
Male 1746 -




Mary SEARS Mary SEARS
Female 1750 -




Alice SEARS Alice SEARS
Female 1752 -




Sarah SEARS Sarah SEARS
Female 1755 -

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