Died: 13 May 1837, Orange, Connecticut, USA
Sarah SANFORD
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Marriage date: abt. 1749
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John HINE was the child of John HINE and Elizabeth BALDWIN
Children of John HINE and Sarah SANFORD
Died: 13 May 1837, Orange, Connecticut, USA
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1750 Birth of ChildJohn HINE was born 8 September 1750, Milford, Connecticut, USA
Sarah was 26 years old.
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