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About Elizabeth Cole
Nathaniel Cole married Elizabeth Woodford on 11 June 1707 in Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.
Elizabeth Woodford was born on April 20, 1678. She married Nathaniel Cole on June 11, 1707, in Farmington, Connecticut. They had six children during their marriage. She was buried in Swansea, Massachusetts (THIS IS FALSE) She is buried in Christian Lane Cemetery, Kensington, CT). The couple, Nathaniel (Sr) and Elizabeth (Wentworth) Cole of Swansea, MA, although contemporaries, has nothing to to do with this family unit.
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Profile last modified 8 Feb 2020 | Created 29 Apr 2018
Elizabeth Cole formerly Woodford was born on 20 Apr 1678. [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling%28s%29 unknown]. She married Nathaniel Cole on 11 Jun 1707 in Farmington, Connecticut. she had 6 children. Chilldren of Nathaniel and Elizabeth:
Patience Cole, 1705–1798 Ebenezer Cole, 1706– Caleb Cole, 1708–1751 Job Cole, 1709– Joshua Cole, 1710– Samuel Cole, 1711–
Died [date unknown] [location unknown]
Biography
Sources
Marriage citation for Nathaniel and Elizabeth at "Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)" for Elizabeth Woodford; Farmington Vital Records 1645-1850, pp.368; [1]
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Elizabeth Cole's Timeline
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April 20, 1678
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Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America
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August 1, 1709
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Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
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1709
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Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
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February 15, 1710
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Farmington Township, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America
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1712
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Great Swamp Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony
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August 28, 1716
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Great Swamp Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony
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April 7, 1718
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Great Swamp Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony
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July 7, 1722
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Kensington Society, Farmington, Connecticut Colony
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