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Sarah RICH
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Marriage date: 25 February 1702
Marriage place: Eastham, Province of Massachusetts Bay
Isaac BAKER was the child of John BAKER and Alice PIERCE
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Sarah RICH and Isaac BAKER 25 February 1702, Eastham, Massachusetts, USA
1702 Birth of ChildSimeon BAKER was born 24 July 1702, Eastham, Massachusetts, USA
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