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Edward Bulkeley

- 1619

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Martin Franklin Adams (1851 - 1884)

> 1851 - Born: Abt 1851

> 1870 - Married Sarah Jane May: 24 Mar 1870

> 1878 - Child Edna Earl Adams b. 19 Apr 1878

> 1884 - Died: Bef 16 Dec 1884

Charles Adams (1770 - 1800)

> 1770 - Born: 29 May 1770

> 1795 - Married Sarah Smith: 29 Aug 1795

> 1800 - Died: 30 Nov 1800

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