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Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Last Name First Name Middle Date Volume Page Event ARNOLD JOHN 2/10/1600 1A 50B RAMSDEN JOHN 2/10/1677 1A 53 B RAMSDEN BOWLEY 3/1/1679 1A 54 B ARNOLD BOWLEY 3/5/1679 1A 50B ARNOLD STEPHEN 1/27/1680 1A 50B BACKUS ELIZABETH 2/10/1686 1A 7M HUNTINGTON THOMAS 2/10/1686 1A 7 M HUNTINGTON THOMAS 4/22/1688 1A 7 B ARNOLD MARY 6/1/1688 1A 50B ARNOLD ROBERT 6/18/1690 1A 50B ARNOLD ELIZABETH 7/26/1692 1A 50B HUNTINGTON JEDEDIAH 3/14/1693 1A 7 B ARNOLD MEHITABELL 5/18/1694 1A 50B DAVISON PETER 1/6/1695 1A 47M HUNTINGTON ELISABETH 4/17/1695 1A 7 B DAVISON DANIEL 3/3/1697 1A 47B HUNTINGTON ELEAZER 7/29/1697 1A 7 B HUNTINGTON RUTH 8/8/1699 1A 7 B ATWOOD EUNICE 1/1/1700 1A 212M DUNHAM EBENEZER 1/1/1700 1A 212M EATON CHARLOTTE 1/1/1700 3 50M HANKS RACHEL 1/1/1700 1 39B HARRIS ABIAJAH 1/1/1700 1A 125M KNOLTEN MARY 1/1/1700 1A 125M PADDOCK MARCY 1/1/1700 1A 104D PADDOCK MARCY 1/1/1700 1A 104B TOPLIFF LUTHER 1/1/1700 3 50M FREEMAN MARTHA 1/25/1700 1 11 B STORRS DEBORAH 1/31/1700 1A 216B HALL EASTER 2/26/1700 1A 19B ARNOLD BENIDICT 3/10/1700 1A 50B DIMOCK HULDAH 8/10/1700 1 12D JACOBS JOSEPH 9/15/1700 1 2D FULLER SAMUELL 10/3/1700 1A 24M THACHER ELIZABETH 10/3/1700 1A 24M DAVISON DOROTHY 1/6/1701 1A 47B HUNTINGTON LYDIA 2/10/1701 1A 7 B ROYSE DORITY 2/14/1701 1A 21B FULLER REBECKAH 7/22/1701 1A 25B STORRS SAMUELL 8/22/1701 1A 32B ARNOLD GIDIAN 1/7/1702 1A 13B HALL (FEMALE) 5/28/1702 1A 19B BASSETT DORITHY (DORCIS) 7/12/1702 1A 15B ARNOLD BOULOY 9/24/1702 1A 46M LATHROP ELIZABETH 9/24/1702 1A 46M STORRS JOHN 10/7/1702 1A 32B ARNOLD GIDIAN 1/7/1703 1A 13B DAVISON JOSEPH 1/20/1703 1A 47B STORRS MARTHA 2/1/1703 1A 32B KIDDER JAMES 2/16/1703 1A 23B ROYSE DAVID 5/28/1703 1A 21B Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Last Name First Name Middle Date Volume Page Event DIMMUCK TIMOTHY 6/2/1703 1A 43B SNELL ABIGAIL 6/5/1703 1A 37B FENTON ANE 7/7/1703 1A 27B HALL SARAH 7/28/1703 1A 19B FULLER RODOLPHEY 8/22/1703 1A 25B GREEN MEHETABEL 10/13/1703 1A 22B CROSS STEVEN 11/30/1703 1A 11M DIMMUCK JOHN 1/3/1704 1A 43B DIMUCK PEROZ 6/19/1704 1A 1B BASSETT NATHANIEL 9/30/1704 1A 15B CROSS STEVEN 10/20/1704 1A 11B SNELL BETEY 1/10/1705 1A 37B STORRS HUCKENS 1/10/1705 1A 32B KIDDER ELIZABETH 3/11/1705 1A 23B DAVISON WILLIAM 3/15/1705 1A 47B HUNTINGTON WILLIAM 3/27/1705 1A 7 B HALL GERSHOM 7/13/1705 1A 19B GREEN ELIZABETH 8/11/1705 1A 22B NICKOLS ALEN 4/4/1706 1A 12B FULLER RUTH 4/12/1706 1A 25B SNELL ABIGAIL 5/7/1706 1A 37D DIMUCK MEHITABEL 6/8/1706 1A 1B CROSS JONATHAN 7/18/1706 1A 11B FENTON VIOLETA 8/20/1706 1A 27B BASSETT MARCY 2/17/1707 1A 15B HALL MARTHA 4/3/1707 1A 19B DIMMUCK SHAUBELL 5/27/1707 1A 43B KIDDER JOHN 6/4/1707 1A 23B GREEN DAVID 6/23/1707 1A 22B HUNTINGTON CHRISTOPHER 10/3/1707 1A 7 B ? MARY 10/30/1707 1A 9M ABBE EBENEZER 10/30/1707 1A 9M ? MARY 11/30/1707 1A 11M HALL MARTHA 12/10/1707 1A 19D SNELL THOMAS 12/29/1707 1A 37B BASSETT MARCY 2/17/1708 1A 15B KIDDER MARY 3/7/1708 1A 23B ? MEHETEBEL 3/14/1708 1A 17M STORRS THOMAS 3/14/1708 1A 17M CROSS NOAH 4/5/1708 1A 11B DIMUCK PEETER 6/5/1708 1A 1B ? EASTER 7/20/1708 1A 35M HALL WILLIAM 7/20/1708 1A 35M STORRS ELIZABETH 8/1/1708 1A 32B HALL LIDYA 10/5/1708 1A 19B ? MARGARET 10/6/1708 1A 49M ROOD JONATHAN 10/6/1708 1A 49M ? DEBORAH 10/26/1708 1A 48M PHELPS BENJAMIN 10/26/1708 1A 48M ROYSE BENAJAH 11/9/1708 1A 21B FULLER NATHANIEL 1/24/1709 1A 20B Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Last Name First Name Middle Date Volume Page Event SNELL JOSEPH 1/25/1709 1A 37B SNELL MARY 1/25/1709 1A 37B DIMMUCK DANIEL 1/28/1709 1A 43B CROSS BETTE 3/7/1709 1A 11B STORRS MEHETABEL 3/30/1709 1A 17B GREEN HEPHZABAH 4/5/1709 1A 22B FULLER ELKANAH 4/24/1709 1A 25B HALL ANNE 6/1/1709 1A 35B ? MEHETABEL 6/8/1709 1A 31M AGARD JOHN 6/8/1709 1A 31M DAVISON PEETER 8/9/1709 1A 47B ROOD JONATHAN 9/3/1709 1A 49B NICKOLS NATHANIEL 9/14/1709 1A 12B PHELPS DEBORAH 10/23/1709 1A 48B ARNOLD STEPHEN 2/22/1710 1A 87B AGARD JOHN 4/1/1710 1A 31B STORRS MARY 5/1/1710 1A 32B SNELL MARY 5/13/1710 1A 37D HALL BENJAMIN 5/23/1710 1A 34B HUNTINGTON SIMON 7/6/1710 1A 7 B FENTON EBENEZER 8/29/1710 1A 27B STORRS REBECKAH 8/29/1710 1A 17B DIMUCK MARY 9/14/1710 1A 1B KIDDER PHEBE 11/8/1710 1A 23B HALL HANNAH 12/1/1710 1A 19B HALL JOSEPH 12/1/1710 1A 35B ARNOLD ABIGAIL 12/22/1710 1A 13B CROSS EBENEZER 1/18/1711 1A 11B ARNOLD STEPHEN 2/22/1711 1A 87B DIMOCK JOANNAH 2/26/1711 1A 1B STORRS JOSEPH 3/8/1711 1A 32B PHELPS ABIEL 3/12/1711 1A 48B GREEN PRESILAH 3/25/1711 1A 22B DAVISON PAUL 4/5/1711 1A 47B NICKOLS SUSANNAH 4/6/1711 1A 12B FULLER WAITSTILL 4/8/1711 1A 25B ? ABIGAIL 6/13/1711 1A 39M HALL SHEBER 6/13/1711 1A 39M BISHOP SARAH 6/22/1711 1A 41M JENINGS THOMAS 6/22/1711 1A 41M HOBART MARY 7/4/1711 1A 45M WILLIAMS ELEAZER 7/4/1711 1A 45M SAWYER BETTY 8/24/1711 1A 16B ARNOLD ELISABETH 9/6/1711 1A 40M HUNTINGTON THOMAS 9/6/1711 1A 40 M BARROWS JABEZ 10/11/1711 1A 82 B ROOD EBENEZER 10/11/1711 1A 49B HARTSHORN ABIGAIL 1/26/1712 1A 0 M WOOD THOMAS 1/26/1712 1A 0M ? BRIDGET 2/18/1712 1A 56M TRESCOT EBENEZER 2/18/1712 1A 56M Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Last Name First Name Middle Date Volume Page Event DUNHAM DESIRE 3/11/1712 1A 52M KINGSLEY JOHN 3/11/1712 1A 9 M STETSON SAMUELL 3/11/1712 1A 52M STORRS ELIZABETH 3/11/1712 1A 9M JENINGS (MALE) 4/12/1712 1A 41B JENINGS (MALE) 4/25/1712 1A 41D HALL ABIGAIL 5/2/1712 1A 39B HUNTINGTON MEHETABEL 5/31/1712 1A 40 B FULLER JONATHAN 6/17/1712 1A 42B HALL MARY 8/13/1712 1A 33B FULLER HESTER 8/15/1712 1A 29B WILLIAMS EUNICE 8/25/1712 1A 45 B STORRS TERESAH 8/27/1712 1A 17B STORRS ZERVIAH 8/27/1712 1A 17B BASSETT THANKFUL 9/15/1712 1A 15B BASSETT THANKFUL 9/15/1712 1A 15D KIDDER NATHANIEL 10/30/1712 1A 23B WOOD MARY 11/3/1712 1A 26B ? DESIRE 11/5/1712 4A 51M CROSS DANIEL 11/5/1712 1A 51M DIMMUCK ISRAEL 12/22/1712 1A 43B DIMUCK JOANNAH 1/1/1713 1A 1D TRESCOT ABIELL 1/13/1713 1A 56B ROYSE (FEMALE) 2/27/1713 1A 21B PHELPS DOROTHY 3/5/1713 1A 48B FULLER MARY 4/5/1713 1A 25B ABBOTT MARY 4/30/1713 1A 10M TURNER ISAAC 4/30/1713 1A 10M FROST REBECKAH 5/5/1713 1A 20B FROST SARAH 5/5/1713 1A 20B SNELL ABIGAIL (WIFE OF 5/27/1713 1A 37 D THOMAS) GREEN HANNAH 7/19/1713 1A 22B CROSS DANIEL 7/20/1713 1A 51B SAWYER JEDUTHAN 10/8/1713 1A 16B HALL EASTER 10/22/1713 1A 35B ROOD WILLIAM 11/20/1713 1A 49B CROSS NOAH 12/1/1713 1A 11D DIMUCK MEHITABEL 12/1/1713 1A 1D STETSON SAMUELL 12/30/1713 1A 52B KIDDER HANAH 1/21/1714 1A 23B HALL REBECKAH 1/26/1714 1A 19B TURNER ISAAC 2/16/1714 1A 10B ROYSE (FEMALE) 3/1/1714 1A 21D HALL HANNAH 3/8/1714 1A 39B BARROWS LEMUELL 3/25/1714 1A 82 B DAVISON ANNE 4/25/1714 1A 47B SLAPP ELIZABETH 4/25/1714 1A 0B KING (FEMALE) 5/15/1714 1A 3B NICKOLS JAMES 5/27/1714 1A 28B HUNTINGTON CHRISTOPHER 5/29/1714 1A 7 D Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Last Name First Name Middle Date Volume Page Event KING (FEMALE) 6/2/1714 1A 3D AGARD JOSHUA 7/24/1714 1A 31B WILLIAMS SARAH 7/25/1714 1A 45B DIMUCK PEETER 8/1/1714 1A 1D HALL TEMPERANCE 8/9/1714 1A 33B FULLER ABRAHAM 8/29/1714 1A 29B FULLER ABRAHAM 9/18/1714 1A 29D CROSS (MALE) 10/20/1714 1A 11B HUNTINGTON ANE 11/15/1714 1A 40 B CROSS ZEBULON 11/19/1714 1A 51B CROSS (MALE) 11/20/1714 1A 11D STORRS CORNELIAUS 12/30/1714 1A 17B ARNOLD ROBERT 2/8/1715 1A 5M SERGEANT MARY 2/8/1715 1A 5 M ROYSE JAMES 3/21/1715 1A 8B KING HEZAKIAH 4/4/1715 1A 3B WOOD JOHN 4/4/1715 1A 26B NICKOLS REUBEN 6/5/1715 1A 28B DIMMUCK SHUBALL 6/22/1715 1A 1 B ? SARAH 7/5/1715 4A 53M GREEN JOSEPH 7/5/1715 1A 53M GREEN FRANCES 7/18/1715 1A 22B FULLER JUDAH 8/25/1715 1A 25B TRESCOT SAMUELL 8/31/1715 1A 56B SNELL THOMAS 10/6/1715 1A 37D SLAPP JOHN 10/27/1715 1A 0B ANGELL JOHN 11/21/1715 1A 4M ARNOLD MARY 11/21/1715 1A 4M DIMMUCK EBENEZER 11/22/1715 1A 43B HALL JOSEPH 12/3/1715 1A 35D MIRCH MARGARET (WIFE OF 1/4/1716 1A 41 D JAMES) STORRS THOMAS 1/16/1716 1A 17B HUNTINGTON ELISABETH (WIFE OF 1/25/1716 1 40 D THOMAS) HALL REBECKAH 2/10/1716 1A 35B ARNOLD MARY 2/23/1716 1A 5B ROYSE JOHN 2/23/1716 1A 8B WOOD ABIGAILL 2/27/1716 1A 26B KIDDER EPHRAIM 2/28/1716 1A 23B JENINGS MARY 3/8/1716 1A 41B HALL JOSEPH 3/24/1716 1A 39B NICKOLS NATHAN 4/7/1716 1A 12B CROSS PEETER 4/16/1716 1A 11B ROOD ELIZABETH 4/19/1716 1A 49B STETSON REBECKAH 4/27/1716 1A 52B PHELPS ABIGAIL 5/13/1716 1A 48B STETSON REBECKAH 5/16/1716 1A 52D HALL JOSEPH (DEACON) 5/31/1716 1A 39D TURNER JOHN 6/13/1716 1A 10B HALL TEMPERANCE 7/20/1716 1A 33D Town of Mansfield – 100 Year Vital Statistics Last Name First Name Middle Date Volume Page Event PEARSON MARY 7/26/1716 1A 30 B AGARD BENJAMIN 7/31/1716 1A 31B HALL BENJAMIN 8/12/1716 1A 33D BARROWS THOMAS 9/13/1716 1A 82 B FULLER SAMUELL 9/29/1716 1A 25D ANGELL MEHITABEL 9/30/1716 1A 4B WILLIAMS HANNAH 10/12/1716 1A 45B ? MAHITABELL 10/15/1716 4A 18M HALL JAMES 10/15/1716 1A 18M HALL SIBELL 10/27/1716 1A 19B NICKOLS SARAH 12/25/1716 1A 28B HALL JENNY 1/28/1717 1A 19B BASSETT JOANNAH 2/4/1717 1A 35M HOVEY JAMES 2/4/1717 1A 35M ARNOLD MARY 2/23/1717 1A 5B KING SARAH 5/5/1717 1A 3B TRESCOT BRIDGET 5/14/1717 1A 56B DUNHAM EBENEZER 5/31/1717 1A 6 B HALL MEHITABEL 6/18/1717 1A 33B GREEN ABEGALL 7/5/1717 1A 22B GREEN EBENEZER 7/24/1717 1A 53B TURNER SAMUELL 8/24/1717 1A 24B SLAPP SIMON 8/27/1717 1A 0B HALL MARY 9/27/1717 1A 18B ? ELIZABETH 11/5/1717 4A 34M HUNT JOSEPH 11/5/1717 1A 34M STETSON ELI 11/20/1717 1A 52B TURNER ANNA (WIFE OF 12/20/1717 1A 14 D PHILIP) DAVISON DEBORAH 12/27/1717 1A 47B ROYSE AN 1/2/1718 1A 8B HUNTINGTON ELEAZER 2/25/1718 1A 38 M JENEY DEBORAH 2/25/1718 1A 38M ROYSE (MALE) (SON OF 2/25/1718 1A 21 B PATIENT) KIDDER SUSANNAH 3/6/1718 1A 23B STORRS PRINCE 3/12/1718 1A 17B PHELPS BENJAMIN 3/23/1718
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