Samuel
SANBORN
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Born: abt. 1768
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Samuel married Elizabeth MOULTON . Elizabeth MOULTON was born 15 March 1768 in Hampton, New Hampshire, USA (Hampton Beach). Elizabeth died 15 September 1841 Elizabeth was the child of Jonathan MOULTON and Sarah DOW.
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Elizabeth MOULTON was the child of Jonathan MOULTON and Sarah DOW
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