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HARDING, Abraham

1655 - 1741 (85 years)

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1 HARDING, Abraham ^[1] b. 15 Aug 1655 d. 04 May 1741
- MERRIFIELD, Sarah Fairbanks b. 14 May 1669 d. 22 Jan 1742
  - 2 HARDING, Lydia ^[1.1] b. 14 Dec 1701 d. 15 May 1773
    - PARTRIDGE, Ephraim b. 25 Feb 1702 d. 07 Feb 1770
      - 3 PARTRIDGE, Lydia ^[1.1.1] b. 27 Dec 1728 d. 04 Oct 1799
        
        WHITING, Nathaniel b. 22 Dec 1725 d. 01 Feb 1770
        
        4 WHITING, Lydia ^[1.1.1.1] b. 22 Aug 1764 [ =>]
  - 2 HARDING, Isaac ^[1.2] b. 16 Feb 1705 d. 05 Oct 1779
    - HILL, Rachel b. 12 Dec 1703 d. 16 Mar 1786
      - 3 HARDING, Bathsheba ^[1.2.1] b. 29 Nov 1731 d. 14 Sep 1819
        
        CLARK, Elijah b. 09 Sep 1727 d. 07 Oct 1801
        
        4 CLARK, Theodore ^[1.2.1.1] b. 20 Apr 1752 d. 16 Sep 1827 [ =>]
        
        4 CLARK, Joseph ^[1.2.1.2] b. 09 Jul 1771 d. 31 Jul 1826
- MASON, Mary b. 08 Feb 1657/58 d. 06 Apr 1694
  - 2 HARDING, Abraham ^[1.3] b. 05 Apr 1691 d. 22 Feb 1768
    - WIGHT, Ruth b. 20 Jul 1688 d. 05 Nov 1747
      - 3 HARDING, Abraham ^[1.3.1] b. 7 Dec 1730 d. 3 Mar 1819
        
        ADAMS, Abigail b. 23 Jun 1736 d. 1819
        
        4 HARDING, Elizabeth ^[1.3.1.1] d. Abt 1802 [ =>]
        
        4 HARDING, Abigail ^[1.3.1.2] b. Abt 26 Nov 1759 d. 11 Jan 1793 [ =>]
        
        4 HARDING, Seth ^[1.3.1.3] b. 08 Jan 1782 d. 28 Jan 1825 [ =>]
    - + GARNSEY, Elizabeth
    - + GARNSEN, Elizabeth
  - 2 HARDING, John ^[1.4] b. 06 Apr 1694

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