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Elizabeth WEYMOUTH
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Marriage date: 28 February 1747
Marriage place: South Berwick, Maine, New England
Children of Henry GOODWIN and Elizabeth WEYMOUTH
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Elizabeth WEYMOUTH and Henry GOODWIN 28 February 1747, South Berwick, Maine, USA
1760 Birth of ChildAnna GOODWIN was born 28 July 1760, Berwick, Maine, USA
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