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Thomas WaldronSr Elder Hon 1587 Ford The 1630 ship "John & Mary 2cd boat" Immigrant

1587–1676 · Male

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Thomas WaldronSr Elder Hon 1587 Ford The 1630 ship "John & Mary 2cd boat" Immigrant1587–1676Elizabeth Abigail Charde1587–1643Wife

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Wife: Elizabeth Abigail Charde 1587–1643
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Born1587, Bridport, Dorchester, West Dorset District, Dorset, England
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Died9 November 1676 or 28th or 1672, Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, United States of America
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