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Charles Adams

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1735-1826

1744-1818

1770-1800

Charles Adams
B:	29 May 1770
	Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA
D:	30 Nov 1800
	New York, New York, New York, USA

1769-1828

Sarah Smith
B:	6 Nov 1769
M:	29 Aug 1795
D:	8 Aug 1828

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A life that is not documented is a life that within a generation or two will largely be lost to memory. What a tragedy this can be in the history of a family. Knowledge of our ancestors shapes us and instills within us values that give direction and meaning to our lives.

Dennis B. Neuenschwander

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