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Celeste MERRIHEW
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She married David PIERCE 21 September 1823 in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, USA . The couple had (at least) 1 child. David PIERCE was born 20 Setptember 1801 in Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA. He died 26 August 1876 in Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA.
She married David PIERCE 21 September 1823 in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, USA . The couple had (at least) 1 child. David PIERCE was born 20 Setptember 1801 in Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA. He died 26 August 1876 in Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA.
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Celeste MERRIHEW married
David PIERCE-- Date: 21 September 1823 Place: Fairhaven, Massachusetts, USAChildren:
Charles H PIERCE (b.24 February 1830, Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA d. 1 October 1876, Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA)Events, Pictures and Documents Related to the Lifetime of Celeste MERRIHEW
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1823 Marriage / PartnerCeleste MERRIHEW and David PIERCE 21 September 1823, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, USA
1830 Birth of ChildCharles H PIERCE was born 24 February 1830, Acushnet, Massachusetts, USA
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