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Polly Hemingway

Born to Eleazer Hemingway and Mary Woodward Hemingway. Polly Hemingway passed away on and was buried in Old Cemetery in New Haven, CT.

Born in:
East Haven, CT
Plot:
On the left (east) side of the grass road from the original entrance, south of 2 giant white pine trees, to the Indian Bowl crater
Burial place:
Old Cemetery
East Haven, CT

Passed away Relatives of Polly Hemingway

parents

Died 1833
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
Died 1795
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT

siblings

Polly Hemingway
Died 1795
1800 — 1873 (aged 72)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1802 — 1869 (aged 66)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
149 Grand Ave, New Haven, CT 06513
1804 — 1876 (aged 72)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1806 — 1860 (aged 54)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1807 — 1871 (aged 63)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1809 — 1867 (aged 57)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1811 — 1860 (aged 48)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1813 — 1840 (aged 27)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1815 — 1887 (aged 71)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1820 — 1879 (aged 58)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
1823 — 1885 (aged 61)
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Burial place:
Address:
East Haven, CT
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Died 1850
Died 1805
Died 1827
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
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1866 — 1939 (aged 73)
Died 1818
Birth place:
East Haven, CT
Died 1866
Died 1837
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Where was Polly Hemingway born?

Polly Hemingway was born in East Haven, CT

Where is Polly Hemingway buried?

Polly Hemingway is interred in East Haven, CT, in Plot: On the left (east) side of the grass road from the original entrance, south of 2 giant white pine trees, to the Indian Bowl crater

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