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Family: Ephraim COLTON / Esther MARSHFIELD (F929)

m. 26 Mar 1685


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George COLTONGeorge COLTON
Male (1620-1699)
Deborah GARDNERDeborah GARDNER
Female (1624-1689)
 
 
Isaac COLTONIsaac COLTON
Male (1646-1700)
Mary COLTONMary COLTON
Female (1649-1709)
Captain Captain Thomas COLTONCaptain Captain Thomas COLTON
Male (1651-1728)
Sarah COLTONSarah COLTON
Female (1652-1689)
Deborah COLTONDeborah COLTON
Female (1654-1733)
Hepzibah COLTONHepzibah COLTON
Female (1656-1697)
John COLTONJohn COLTON
Male (1659-1727)
Benjamin COLTONBenjamin COLTON
Male (1661- )
Samuel MARSHFIELDSamuel MARSHFIELD
Male (1626-1692)
Catherine CHAPINCatherine CHAPIN
Female (1626-1712)
 
 
Josiah MARSHFIELDJosiah MARSHFIELD
Male (1665-1712)
Son MARSHFIELDSon MARSHFIELD
Male (1669-1669)
Margaret MARSHFIELDMargaret MARSHFIELD
Female (1670-1758)
Ephraim COLTONEphraim COLTON
Male (1648-1713)
Other spouses
Esther MARSHFIELDEsther MARSHFIELD
Female (1667-1714)
Josiah COLTONJosiah COLTON
Male (1685- )
Esther COLTONEsther COLTON
Female (1687-1771)
Benjamin COLTONBenjamin COLTON
Male (1690-1759)
Sarah COLTONSarah COLTON
Female (1692-1780)
Daniel COLTONDaniel COLTON
Male (1694-1751)
Deborah COLTONDeborah COLTON
Female (1697-1697)
Isaac COLTONIsaac COLTON
Male (1698-1773)
Margaret COLTONMargaret COLTON
Female (1701- )
Nathaniel COLTONNathaniel COLTON
Male (1703- )
Thomas COLTONThomas COLTON
Male (1705-1724)
Noah COLTONNoah COLTON
Male (1707- )
Mary COLTONMary COLTON
Female (1707- )
Mary Ann COLTONMary Ann COLTON
Female (1710- )
Abiel COLTON
(1714-1714)

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