08/31/2010

Tombstone Tuesday: Bethia (Bangs) Hall 1650-1696

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Again from Cape Cod Gravestones.  She is the wife of Gershom Hall and the mother of Bethia (Hall) (Winslow) Hawes.   She was the daughter of Edward Bangs.

 
Aug 31, 2010 7:46:00 AM | Gravestones

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