Harmon ATWOOD
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Born: 3 October 1613 in Dorking, Surrey County, England
Harmon ATWOOD died 2 June 1651 in Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony .
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3 October 1613
Dorking, Surrey County, England
2 June 1651
Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony
He died at the age of 37.
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