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Sarah Boylston

1642 - 1711 (69 years)

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1667-1730

William Smith
B:	1667
D:	1730

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Thomas Boylston

1614-1653

Sarah Boylston Cheney

Abt 1618-1704

1642-1711

Sarah Boylston
B:	1642
D:	1711

-1690

Thomas Smith
D:	1690

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Births for 3 Days
from Feb 12, 2026

Thomas Boylston 1614
Louisa Catherine Johnson 1775
Samuel Herrick Butler 1785
Abraham Lincoln 1809
Helen Newell Hills 1866
Alice Lee Roosevelt 1884
Elizabeth Bess Virginia Wallace 1885
William Dabney Strother Taylor 1774

Deaths for 3 Days
from Feb 12, 2026

Lawrence Towneley 1654
Lyon Gardiner Tyler 1935
Margaret Woodrow Wilson 1944
Mary Polly McDonough 1856
Susan Evaline Hobbs 1881
Alice Hathaway Lee 1884
Martha Stewart Bulloch 1884
Mary Jane Holmes 1878
Lou Birchie Ayers 1946
Florence Trumbull 1998

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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