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Source: 'Amos Kingsley 1768-1847', by: Edna Hartshorn Deane Submitted by: Louise McCormack father, Eldad, in Swansea was a short distance from Mt Hope, where King remain, so the women and children in Swansea and Rehoboth went south to several months, until after the death of King Philip. Here he became well Rehoboth. When twenty-one John married Sarah Sabin. buried in Scotland Graveyard. In her History jof Windham, Ellen Larned The children who moved with John to Windham were; Mary, Tabitaha, Sarah, Ezra then three years old. (S390)


 

Suggest a change: Source: 'Amos Kingsley 1768-1847', by: Edna Hartshorn Deane Submitted by: Louise McCormack father, Eldad, in Swansea was a short distance from Mt Hope, where King remain, so the women and children in Swansea and Rehoboth went south to several months, until after the death of King Philip. Here he became well Rehoboth. When twenty-one John married Sarah Sabin. buried in Scotland Graveyard. In her History jof Windham, Ellen Larned The children who moved with John to Windham were; Mary, Tabitaha, Sarah, Ezra then three years old. (S390)

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