Daniel CONNADY
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Marriage date: 10 September 1681
Marriage place: Salem, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Hannah COOKE was the child of Henry COOKE and Judith BIRDSALL
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Daniel CONNADY and Hannah COOKE 10 September 1681, Salem, Massachusetts, USA
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