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Family: Luke HITCHCOCK / Martha COLTON (F1691)

m. 26 Jan 1721

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Luke HITCHCOCKLuke HITCHCOCK
Male (1655-1727)
Sarah BURTSarah BURT
Female (1656-1746)
 
 
Sarah HITCHCOCKSarah HITCHCOCK
Female (1678-1734)
Elizabeth HITCHCOCKElizabeth HITCHCOCK
Female (1680-1756)
Mercy HITCHCOCKMercy HITCHCOCK
Female (1681-1774)
Hannah HITCHCOCKHannah HITCHCOCK
Female (1683-1756)
Thankful HITCHCOCKThankful HITCHCOCK
Female (1686- )
Mary HITCHCOCKMary HITCHCOCK
Female (1688- )
Jonathon HITCHCOCKJonathon HITCHCOCK
Male (1693-1693)
Ebenezer HITCHCOCKEbenezer HITCHCOCK
Male (1694-1776)
Jonathan HITCHCOCKJonathan HITCHCOCK
Male (1696-1697)
Pelatiah HITCHCOCKPelatiah HITCHCOCK
Male (1698-1776)
John COLTONJohn COLTON
Male (1659-1727)
Joanna WOLCOTTJoanna WOLCOTT
Female (1668-1755)
 
 
Sarah COLTONSarah COLTON
Female (1692- )
Lieutenant Lieutenant John COLTONLieutenant Lieutenant John COLTON
Male (1697-1766)
Mary COLTONMary COLTON
Female ( -1737)
George COLTONGeorge COLTON
Male (1702-1725)
Eunice COLTONEunice COLTON
Female (1705-1778)
Simon COLTONSimon COLTON
Male (1707-1708)
Roger COLTONRoger COLTON
Male (1707- )
Captain Captain Simon COLTONCaptain Captain Simon COLTON
Male (1709-1796)
Luke HITCHCOCKLuke HITCHCOCK
Male (1691-1775)
Other spouses
Martha COLTONMartha COLTON
Female (1694-1754)
Caleb HITCHCOCKCaleb HITCHCOCK
Male (1722- )
Luke HITCHCOCKLuke HITCHCOCK
Male (1724- )
Martha HITCHCOCKMartha HITCHCOCK
Female (1726-1801)
George HITCHCOCKGeorge HITCHCOCK
Male (1728- )
Elizabeth HITCHCOCKElizabeth HITCHCOCK
Female (1731- )
William HITCHCOCKWilliam HITCHCOCK
Male (1733-1755)

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