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Elizabeth WHETMAN

Elizabeth WHETMAN

Female 1535 - 1599  (64 years)

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Elizabeth WHETMAN Elizabeth WHETMAN
Female 1535 - 1599



John BROOKE John BROOKE
Male 1530 - 1584



Margaret BROOKE Margaret BROOKE
Female - 1634




Joan BROOKE Joan BROOKE
Female 1559 - 1634


Robert FOOTE Robert FOOTE
Male 1551 - 1608



Robert FOOTE Robert FOOTE
Male 1577 - 1646




Elizabeth FOOTE Elizabeth FOOTE
Female 1580 - 1658




James FOOTE James FOOTE
Male 1579 -




Mary FOOTE Mary FOOTE
Female 1585 -




Francis Daniel FOOTE Francis Daniel FOOTE
Male - 1624





Joshua FOOTE Joshua FOOTE
Male 1587 - 1655






Joseph FOOTE Joseph FOOTE
Male 1590 - 1639






Daniel FOOTE Daniel FOOTE
Male 1590 - 1648






Nathaniel FOOTE Nathaniel FOOTE
Male 1592 - 1644


Elizabeth DEMING Elizabeth DEMING
Female 1596 - 1683



Elizabeth FOOTE Elizabeth FOOTE
Female 1616 - 1700




Nathaniel FOOTE, II Nathaniel FOOTE, II
Male 1619 - 1655




Mary FOOTE Mary FOOTE
Female 1623 - 1684




Lieut. Lieut. Robert FOOTE Lieut. Lieut. Robert FOOTE
Male 1627 - 1681





Frances FOOTE Frances FOOTE
Female 1629 - 1678






Sarah FOOTE Sarah FOOTE
Female 1632 - 1673






Rebecca FOOTE Rebecca FOOTE
Female 1634 - 1701


Lieut. Lieut. Phillip SMITH Lieut. Lieut. Phillip SMITH
Male 1632 - 1685



Samuel SMITH Samuel SMITH
Male 1658 - 1707




Deacon John SMITH Deacon John SMITH
Male 1661 - 1727




Jonathon SMITH Jonathon SMITH
Male 1663 - 1737




Phillip SMITH Phillip SMITH
Male 1665 - 1725




Rebecca SMITH Rebecca SMITH
Female 1668 - 1750




Nathaniel SMITH Nathaniel SMITH
Male 1671 - 1740




Joseph SMITH Joseph SMITH
Male 1674 - 1736




Ichabod SMITH Ichabod SMITH
Male 1676 - 1746

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