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Joshua Everett Died 1851

Born to Joshua Everett and Molly Titus Everett. Joshua Everett passed away on Feb 21, 1851and was buried in North Cemetery in Princeton, MA. Joshua Everett was married to Lucy Roper Everett, Ruth Wood Everett and had 5 children: Israel Everett, Asaph Everett, Abram Everett, Joshua Titus Everett, Louisa Everett Walker.

Death:
Feb 21, 1851
Burial place:
North Cemetery
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA

Passed away Relatives of Joshua Everett

parents

Died 1825
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
Died 1823
Birth place:
Attleboro, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA

spouses

Died 1837
Birth place:
Sterling, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
Died 1820
Birth place:
Westminster, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA

children

Died 1888
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
1801 — 1808 (aged 7)
Birth place:
Princeton, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Narrows Rd, Westminster, MA
1803 — 1845 (aged 42)
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
1806 — 1897 (aged 91)
Birth place:
Princeton, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
1809 — 1893 (aged 83)
Birth place:
Princeton, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Loop Rd, Hesperia, MI 49421

siblings

Died 1857
Birth place:
Westminster, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
Joshua Everett
Died 1851
Died 1853
Birth place:
Westminster, MA
Burial place:
Address:
Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA
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Who is Else Buried at North Cemetery in Massachusetts

1803 — 1845 (aged 42)
Died 1888
Died 1825
Died 1850
Birth place:
Weston, MA
1820 — 1911 (aged 90)
Died 1823
Birth place:
Attleboro, MA
1802 — 1852 (aged 50)
Died 1820
Birth place:
Westminster, MA
1810 — 1848 (aged 37)
1878 — 1878 (aged less than a year)
Died 1857
Birth place:
Westminster, MA
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Joshua Everett passed away in February 21, 1851

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Joshua Everett is interred in Mirick Rd, Princeton, MA

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