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6 January 1628/29 England
Died

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Born: 6 January 1628/29 in England

Father: George MINOT
Mother: Martha STOCKE




m. (1) Hannah Stoughton, daughter of Israel Stoughton, 9 December 1653

m. (2) Hepzibah Corlett, 21 May 1673, Cambridge, Massachusetts

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