Rebeckah Abell
Rebeckah Abell
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Rebeckah Abell was born on at Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA
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Rebeckah Abell was born on at Norwich, New London, Connecticut, USA
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c. 1768 - Unknown
1768 - Unknown
Dec 3, 1817 - Jun 11, 1871
1817 - 1871
Oct 17, 1759 - Mar 3, 1833
1759 - 1833
May 1, 1693 - Unknown
1693 - Unknown
Oct 14, 1810 - Dec 14, 1872
1810 - 1872
1832 - Unknown
1832 - Unknown
Unknown - Unknown
Unknown - Unknown
Jun 7, 1835 - Unknown
1835 - Unknown
1830 - Unknown
1830 - Unknown
Apr 26, 1746 - Unknown
1746 - Unknown
Sep 15, 1721 - Dec 10, 1778
1721 - 1778
Mar 14, 1723 - Apr 6, 1808
1723 - 1808
November 1687 - May 28, 1769
1687 - 1769
Jan 18, 1711 - Unknown
1711 - Unknown
Feb 3, 1705 - Unknown
1705 - Unknown
Sep 10, 1730 - Unknown
1730 - Unknown
Apr 26, 1733 - Unknown
1733 - Unknown
Feb 1, 1734 - Unknown
1734 - Unknown
c. 1750 - Unknown
1750 - Unknown
Feb 24, 1735 - Unknown
1735 - Unknown
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Sep 3, 1763 - Unknown
1763 - Unknown
Dec 15, 1765 - Unknown
1765 - Unknown
c. 1699 - Feb 5, 1775
1699 - 1775
Apr 9, 1708 - Jun 5, 1787
1708 - 1787
Sep 2, 1712 - November 1792
1712 - 1792
Feb 2, 1715 - Apr 5, 1753
1715 - 1753
c. Feb 18, 1725 - Dec 6, 1789
1725 - 1789
Feb 12, 1721 - Dec 5, 1789
1721 - 1789
c. May 8, 1724 - Apr 15, 1791
1724 - 1791
Oct 11, 1740 - Nov 20, 1798
1740 - 1798
Jun 5, 1747 - 1824
1747 - 1824
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Dec 6, 1760 - Unknown
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c. Mar 6, 1730 - c. Aug 4, 1804
1730 - 1804
Jun 12, 1690 - Dec 22, 1769
1690 - 1769
c. 1688 - 1732
1688 - 1732
Oct 1, 1714 - 1751
1714 - 1751
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1745 - Unknown
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1748 - 1825
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