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Prudence BIRD

Prudence BIRD

Female - Bef 1671

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Prudence BIRD Prudence BIRD
Female - 1671



Martin KELLOGG Martin KELLOGG
Male 1595 - 1671



John KELLOGG John KELLOGG
Male 1622 - 1654




Nathaniel KELLOGG Nathaniel KELLOGG
Male 1624 - 1702




Lieutenant Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG Lieutenant Lieutenant Joseph KELLOGG
Male 1626 - 1707






Abigail TERRY Abigail TERRY
Female 1646 - 1717





Sarah KELLOGG Sarah KELLOGG
Female 1628 -




Daniel KELLOGG Daniel KELLOGG
Male 1630 - 1688




Samuel KELLOGG Samuel KELLOGG
Male - 1711




Martin KELLOGG Martin KELLOGG
Male 1634 - 1685



Ensign Ensign Stephen KELLOGG Ensign Ensign Stephen KELLOGG
Male 1668 - 1722




Nathaniel KELLOGG Nathaniel KELLOGG
Male 1669 - 1750




Abigail KELLOGG Abigail KELLOGG
Female 1671 - 1743




Elizabeth KELLOGG Elizabeth KELLOGG
Female 1673 - 1750




Prudence KELLOGG Prudence KELLOGG
Female 1675 - 1747




Ebenezer KELLOGG Ebenezer KELLOGG
Male 1677 - 1746





Jonathon KELLOGG Jonathon KELLOGG
Male 1679 - 1771




Ann NEWTON Ann NEWTON
Female 1692 - 1769




Daniel KELLOGG Daniel KELLOGG
Male 1682 - 1684




Joseph KELLOGG Joseph KELLOGG
Male 1684 - 1724




Daniel KELLOGG Daniel KELLOGG
Male 1686 -




Ephraim KELLOGG Ephraim KELLOGG
Male 1687 -



Jonathan KELLOGG Jonathan KELLOGG
Male 1712 -




Joseph KELLOGG Joseph KELLOGG
Male 1714 -




Margery KELLOGG Margery KELLOGG
Female 1716 - 1736




Ann KELLOGG Ann KELLOGG
Female 1718 -




Israel KELLOGG Israel KELLOGG
Male 1722 -




Stephen KELLOGG Stephen KELLOGG
Male 1724 -




Silas KELLOGG Silas KELLOGG
Male 1733 - 1738




Infant KELLOGG
1737 - 1737

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