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# Full Name Birth Date Marriage Date Death Date Residence: Date Residence: Place
17301 Joseph Snelling  Abt 1670  18 Jun 1688       
17302 Susan Lane  Abt 1670  18 Jun 1688       
17303 Richard Pette  Abt 1670  10 Oct 1689       
17304 Catherine Jonns  Abt 1670  10 Oct 1689       
17305 James Budden  Abt 1670  21 Jan 1689       
17306 Elizabeth Nores  Abt 1670  21 Jan 1689       
17307 John John  Abt 1670  4 Feb 1692       
17308 Elesebeth Whiler  Abt 1670  4 Feb 1692       
17309 Willum Wottrmen [Waterman]  Abt 1670  16 Jun 1693       
17310 Anne Presek [Prefek]  Abt 1670  16 Jun 1693       
17311 Richard Erney  Abt 1670  1 Jul 1693       
17312 Jane Saben  Abt 1670  1 Jul 1693       
17313 Rafe Warn  Abt 1670  29 Jul 1693       
17314 Susanna Gantlet  Abt 1670  29 Jul 1693       
17315 James Selnen  Abt 1670  1 Mar 1693       
17316 Ruth Beddelcom  Abt 1670  1 Mar 1693       
17317 Willum Han  Abt 1670  9 Apr 1694       
17318 Hanna Lukner  Abt 1670  9 Apr 1694       
17319 John Dawe  Abt 1670  9 Apr 1694       
17320 Maggret Larra  Abt 1670  9 Apr 1694       
17321 James Maw  Abt 1670  13 May 1694       
17322 Mary Richis  Abt 1670  13 May 1694       
17323 John Sanders  Abt 1670  27 Dec 1694       
17324 Elizabeth Wisse  Abt 1670  27 Dec 1694       
17325 Thomas Maish  Abt 1670  16 Jul 1695       
17326 Joane Gold  Abt 1670  16 Jul 1695       
17327 William Parson  Abt 1670  20 Jan 1695       
17328 Saraah Collins  Abt 1670  20 Jan 1695       
17329 William Roffe  Abt 1670  20 Feb 1695       
17330 Joane Wareham  Abt 1670  20 Feb 1695       
17331 Martha Rogers  Abt 1670  21 Aug 1695       
17332 William Scott  Abt 1670  1696       
17333 Elizabeth Smith  Abt 1670  1696       
17334 William Sanders  Abt 1670  1696       
17335 Elizabeth  Abt 1670  1696       
17336 Robert Robert Coffine  Abt 1670  6 Jul 1697       
17337 Grace Norrice  Abt 1670  6 Jul 1697       
17338 Nicholas Greene  Abt 1670  28 Oct 1697       
17339 Elizabeth Stormes  Abt 1670  28 Oct 1697       
17340 Henry Birt  Abt 1670  27 Dec 1697       
17341 Mary Wiseman  Abt 1670  27 Dec 1697       
17342 Michael Michael  Abt 1670  28 Feb 1697       
17343 Elizabeth Smith  Abt 1670  28 Feb 1697       
17344 Jacob Beere  Abt 1670  20 Apr 1699       
17345 Martha Dodd  Abt 1670  20 Apr 1699       
17346 John Snelling  Abt 1670  23 May 1699       
17347 Dorcas Tayler  Abt 1670  23 May 1699       
17348 William Barnes  Abt 1670  14 Oct 1699       
17349 Ann Scott  Abt 1670  14 Oct 1699       
17350 Thomas Brenton  Abt 1670  5 Nov 1699       


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